Performance Testing

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Think Time In Grafana K6

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi folks, In this short blog, we will explore more about Think Time in our favorite performance testing tool, Grafana K6. However, you may be asking what the circumstances are and why we use them. So let’s start with some core fundamentals of “Think Time.” It is also known as “waiting time” and is sometimes called “delay.” Think time is the amount of time a Continue Reading

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Know More About Parallel Requests In Grafana K6

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hi folks, In this blog, we will explore more about parallel requests in our favorite performance testing tool, Grafana K6. However, you may be asking what the circumstances are and why we use them. So let’s start with some core fundamentals of “Parallel Requests.” Parallel requests are requests that are sent at the same time. Parallel requests are sometimes called “concurrent” requests. Why should we Continue Reading

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Different types of Performance testing in k6 | Tech

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi Readers, In this blog, I will explore how it is possible to run many types of testing in k6. Each type of testing has a different purpose. K6 Basically, It is a free and open-source load testing tool for testing the performance of APIs. K6 has a goal-oriented testing mode, and users can define goals using Thresholds when building their tests.  Different Types of Testing There are many Continue Reading

Cloud testing in k6 | Tech

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Readers, In this blog, I will explore how to run a test script in the K6 cloud to visualise and analyse the results on the web app in real-time. K6 Basically, It is a free and open-source load testing tool for testing the performance of APIs. K6 has a goal-oriented testing mode, and users can define goals using Thresholds when building their tests.  K6 cloud tests from the Continue Reading

A Quick Overview Of Tags And Groups in Grafana K6

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi folks, In this blog, we will discuss and explore more about tags and groups in our favorite performance testing tool, Grafana K6. However, you may be asking what the circumstances are and why we use them. So let’s start with some core fundamentals of tags and groups. A load test is frequently performed on a service that has multiple subsystems and resources. This makes Continue Reading

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Let’s Know More About Metrics In K6: Part-2

Reading Time: 3 minutes Greetings, friends! In this short blog, we will study the types of matrices in the load testing tool with various types of APIs using Grafana k6. As we already discussed the core fundamentals of metrics in my previous blog, this time we will explore the built-in and non-built-in (custom) matrices. Types of matrices In k6, there are two different types of metrics: 1. Built-in especially: constructed Continue Reading

Let’s Know More About Metrics In K6: Part-1

Reading Time: 3 minutes Greetings, friends! In this blog, we will study metrics in the load testing tool with various types of APIs using Grafana k6. However, you may be asking what the circumstances are and why we use them. So let’s start with some core metric fundamentals. It tracks how well a system works in real-world scenarios.  I hope you have a basic understanding of metrics after reading the definition. We’ll learn more about it in Continue Reading

With Grafana K6, a Quick Overview Of Dynamic Correlation In Performance Testing

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello there, everyone. In this blog, we’ll talk about and learn more about dynamic correlation in Grafana K6, our favorite performance testing tool. You might be wondering what the circumstances are and why we utilize them. So, let’s start with basic correlation principles in performance testing. The technique of retrieving a value from a prior HTTP response and using it in a further HTTP request Continue Reading

What is the Internet of thing testing?

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello folks, in this blog we will check What is IoT and What is the Internet of thing testing? Nowadays IoT is a trending word and we all come across this word often. The full form of IoT is the “Internet of Thing”. We are encountering numerous IoT applications these days. The concern every time raises What is the Internet of thing testing? IoT devices Continue Reading

CI/CD Integration in K6 with Gitlab

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Readers, In this blog, I am going to explore, how to integrate k6 with help of Gitlab which is the DevOps software that combines the ability to develop, secure, and operate software in a single application.  K6 It is a free and open-source load testing tool for testing the performance of APIs. K6 has a goal-oriented testing mode, and users can define goals using Thresholds when Continue Reading

A quick overview of Gatling & basic Gatling Script

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello Readers,In this blog, we will get a quick overview about what is gatling & how to write gatling script. Gatling is one of the performance testing tools that we can use in the load generation if development is focus on http support . Gatling is an open-source load and performance-testing framework based on Scala, Akka and Netty. Create first gatling project We can create Continue Reading

Scenarios And Executors In Grafana K6:A Quick Overview

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hello there, buddies! With the aid of Grafana k6, we will investigate scenarios and executors in the load testing tool with various sorts of APIs in this brief blog. But you might be wondering what the situations are and why we employ them. So, let’s start with the fundamental concepts of scenarios. Scenarios are a grouping of transactions or scripts that we use to imitate Continue Reading

Difference Between Gatling And Grafana K6

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hi Readers, In this blog, I am going to explore, Gatling and Grafana(K6).They both are performance load testing, open-source and powerful tools. Gatling:- Gatling tool is open-source and released under the Apache 2.0 license. It is used for performance load testing. It was released in January 2012 and it is written in Scala language. Compared with other tools so it is a powerful tool. Hence, it performs Continue Reading