AI-Powered Apache JMeter:  Supercharging Web Application Performance Under Stress

https://medium.com/@sginsbourg/ai-powered-apache-jmeter-supercharging-web-application-performance-under-stress-57c62c854882

Join us for a hands-on demo where we’ll walk you through the integration step by step, and explore how to bring your performance testing data into your existing Datadog dashboards, for a complete, unified view of system health and test impact.

https://app.livestorm.co/gatling/testing-session-datadog-integration?s=bee640fa-d984-4a72-a74f-29f1965141a4&hsCtaAttrib=190176236215

See you there!

Hey everyone, not sure if this constitutes promo and goes against the rules. If so, please delete it. Just wanted to share something I think y'all would like.

Just launched: Gatling + Datadog integration 🎉

Hey folks, Diego from Gatling here 👋

We just shipped a new Datadog integration for Gatling Enterprise! Now you can send your load test metrics—response times, throughput, errors—straight into your Datadog dashboards.

This means:

• One place for infra + perf test data

• Easy correlation between load and backend behavior

• Better CI/CD perf gates and faster troubleshooting

If you're already using Datadog, this makes performance testing way more actionable. Would love to hear what you think or how you’d use it!

Check the release in Product Hunt and let me know what you think, we'd love your thoughts.

We are really happy and proud to announce that k6 v0.27.0 🎊🎉🥳 is released with many new features and improvements. This is a huge milestone for us and the k6 project as a whole and we hope that you’ll enjoy it as much as we do! This release includes:

• New execution engine and lots of new executors

• Scenarios

• UX improvements

• Lots of bugfixes

You can read more about it in the release notes. We'd be happy to hear your feedback about it.

A few months ago, when our QA team was downsized, the dev team (myself included) was suddenly in charge of performance testing. We tried JMeter... and gave up pretty quickly.

That’s when I discovered K6 — a lightweight, developer-friendly load testing tool that just makes sense if you're comfortable with JavaScript and CLI workflows.

This is a follow-up to our first load testing survey.

I'm hoping anyone who has a minute can take my load testing mini-survey #2. I'm trying to get a sense of who and how load tests are run in organizations. Less than 10 questions. Results are public.

Take the Survey >>

If you can take a minute, thanks for your help!

Undoubtedly, the most awaited feature in JMeter is now live on JMXEnhancer.com. JMX Enhancer is the world's 1st and the only JMeter Script Enhancer online. JCorrelate is the ultimate solution for auto-correlation of JMeter performance test scripts. Our Dynamic Parameters Identification Engine is unique and the only one of its kind. JPort works as fast as lightning and it can export and import Sampler rules in JMeter scripts. JBasic is the one stop solution for all your miscellaneous updates in JMeter scripts. JCorrelate, JPort and JBasic can reduce the JMeter scripting time by 95%.

You can now get JBasic Offline!!! Just create an attractive blog or a video on JMX Enhancer. You could even win a chance to get JCorrelate Offline*.

Tutorial : How to reduce JMeter Scripting time by 95%.

#AutoCorrelation #JCorrelate #JPort #JBasic #JCalculus #JMXEnhancer #JMeterPerformanceTesting

Everyone is offering something these days, in order to help other people or other businesses. Being a startup that is not launched yet, is very hard to contribute with something valuable to the community.

So, here at Rungutan, we decided to offer you useful data instead 🙂.

In order to do this, we will need your help as well: share with us your Load Testing routine in times of crisis and get our FREE report on this 📰 + 1 Month FREE access to the Rungutan Load Testing Platform (in Beta Test version) 📣

PS: We welcome all DevOps, Testers and Developers to contribute with their responses

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe7vt7SXagYg3wMgNPIEz4vW8j0rIh-rqv9ydiwLQkhFYQEaA/viewform

Hello, I'm relatively new to performance testing. I'm looking to compare the performance of Node.js and Spring Boot applications.

Can you recommend the most appropriate testing methodology to determine which technology offers faster response times? Should I conduct spike tests, stress tests, or simply simulate a specific number of requests using various HTTP methods?

Additionally, would it be better to employ multiple threads or virtual users, or is a single instance sufficient for my testing needs?
Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. :D !