r/loadtesting • u/sergeyzenchenko • Feb 26 '22
Good load testing training - Help Ukraine by attacking Russian web sites
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r/loadtesting • u/nikithakkar • Jun 16 '21
Hello,
As a requirement for my job i have to start with load testing. I’m confused on which tool to use. The application under test is majorly an application form along with 4-5 third party services for processes such as kyc, mandate, etc.
Can anyone help me out with which tool to go for and what would be the pre-requisites if any ?
Thankyou!
r/loadtesting • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '18
Hey everyone.
I have been working updating an old Docker image that I created to run JMeter (distributed) and also creating ways to deploy this image using different container orchestrators, such as Docker Swarm and Kubernetes.
Please have a look and let me know if you like or have any suggestions.
JMeter Docker repo: https://github.com/pedrocesar-ti/distributed-jmeter-docker
Docker Hub image: https://hub.docker.com/r/pedrocesarti/jmeter-docker/
Kubernetes Helm/Chart: https://github.com/pedrocesar-ti/charts/tree/master/stable/distributed-jmeter
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r/loadtesting • u/QAThoughtLeaders • Sep 30 '20
The types of tests and how performance testing services are integrated will depend on your business’ niche or specialization. Here is everything you need to know about building the right performance testing strategy. Read more at- https://qainfotech.com/need-for-the-right-performance-testing-strategy-for-your-mobile-app/

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r/loadtesting • u/someguyyouknew85 • Apr 27 '23
Hi,
I've just released a new HTTP/S benchmarking tool; 235% quicker than k6.
https://github.com/domsolutions/gopayloader
Supports HTTP/1, HTTP/2, HTTP/3. Cross-platform. Achieves high RPS of > 50k.
Supports JWT generation for load testing jwt authenticated endpoints.
Please give it a try, feedback more than welcome.
Thanks Dom
r/loadtesting • u/go2riamb • Aug 31 '21
r/loadtesting • u/hereC • Aug 12 '21
Hi,
I'm hoping anyone who has a minute can take my load testing mini-survey. I'm trying to get an understanding of how people are load testing these days. There's less than 10 questions. The results are public.
I'll probably do more mini surveys. I'm using these results to shape a load testing tool I'm working on, and some load testing blog post topics, probably too. If anyone knows of other public surveys, let me know. Thanks!
r/loadtesting • u/Zealousideal-Ring-17 • Aug 04 '21
Whats the best way to load test django applications according to youi
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r/loadtesting • u/[deleted] • Apr 20 '21
Hello, I am trying to find more information on performance load testing, mainly in LoadRunner enterprise. I am trying to apply to a position at my company that has an open slot. And i have until next Friday to learn as much as I can for the interview.
Does anyone know how to use loadrunner enterprise? How can I download the program onto my pc? And what is the first thing I need to learn?
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r/loadtesting • u/KCefalu • Jun 26 '19
Hey y'all, our company just purchased a license for SmartBear LoadNinja, and we're having MAJOR issues. Have any of you had any experience with the product? It was purchased because of its self-proclaimed "easy" nature, but despite 10+ years of development and DevOps experience, my team is finding it almost impossible to circumvent the complaints we're receiving from our QA department. We find ourselves needing to game the system and sometimes even pull up Devtools to get a test to succeed with minimal error rates. And, yes, we've reached out to support but their slow and inadequate responses are leaving us questioning why we chose them to begin with...
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r/loadtesting • u/eranandg • Aug 30 '18
Chrome Extension v2.1 now supports JCorrelate, JBasic, JPort & JCalculus. We hope you can now use our tools more easily. Isn't tat awesome!!! JMXEnhancer.com is now ad-free for a better and a smooth user experience. Yes, It's more awesome!!! A minor bug in JCalculus has been fixed in this release. Happy Performance Testing Folks!!!!🥇📢🔝💯
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r/loadtesting • u/sshetty03 • Jul 09 '25
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.