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**Note:** when installing the Google Cloud SDK you will need to enable the following additional components:
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*`App Engine Command Line Interface (Preview)`
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*`App Engine Command Line Interface`
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*`App Engine SDK for Python and PHP`
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*`Compute Engine Command Line Interface`
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*`Developer Preview gcloud Commands`
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## Deploy Web Application
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The `sample-webapp` folder contains a simple Google App Engine Python application as the "system under test". To deploy the application to your project use the `gcloud preview app deploy` command.
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The `sample-webapp` folder contains a simple Google App Engine Python application as the "system under test". To deploy the application to your project use the `gcloud app deploy` command.
**Note:** you will need the URL of the deployed sample web application when deploying the `locust-master` and `locust-worker` controllers.
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## License
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This code is Apache 2.0 licensed and more information can be found in `LICENSE`. For information on licenses for third party software and libraries, refer to the `docker-image/licenses` directory.
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This code is Apache 2.0 licensed and more information can be found in `LICENSE`. For information on licenses for third party software and libraries, refer to the `docker-image/licenses` directory.
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