### Defaults values for the load-test-http experiment chart.### The documentation follows Helm recommendations described in the URL below.### https://helm.sh/docs/chart_best_practices/values/#document-valuesyaml##################################### url HTTP(S) URL where the app receives GET or POST requests.### This field is required.url:null### headers HTTP headers to be used in requests sent to the app.### Specified as a map with key being header names, and values being header values.headers:null### numQueries Number of requests sent to the app.numQueries:null### duration Duration for which requests are sent to the app.### Value can be any Go duration string (https://pkg.go.dev/maze.io/x/duration#ParseDuration)### This field is ignored if `numQueries` is specified.duration:null### qps Number of requests per second sent to each version.qps:8.0### connections Number of parallel connections used to send requests.connections:4### payloadStr String data to be sent as payload. ### If this field is specified, Iter8 will send HTTP POST requests.### with this string as the payload.### This field is ignored if `payloadURL` is specified.payloadStr:null### payloadUrl URL of payload. If this field is specified, ### Iter8 will send HTTP POST requests to versions with ### data downloaded from this URL as the payload.payloadURL:null### contentType The type of the payload. Indicated using the Content-Type HTTP header value. ### This is intended to be used in conjunction with one of the `payload*` fields above. ### If this field is specified, Iter8 will send HTTP POST requests to versions ### with this content type header value. If payload is supplied, and this field is omitted, ### it will be defaulted to "application/octet-stream".contentType:null### errorsAbove Any HTTP response code above this value is considered an error.### Default value is 400.errorsAbove:400### SLOs A map of service level objectives (SLOs) that the app needs to satisfy.### Metrics collected during the load test are used to verify if the app satisfies SLOs.### Each SLO has a key which is the metric name, ### and a value which is the upper limit on the metric.### Valid metric names are error-rate, error-count, latency-max, ### latency-mean, latency-stddev, and latency-pX, where X is any latency percentile ### (i.e., any float value between 0 and 100).SLOs:null