What is the first step in writing a performance test?

The first step in writing a performance test is to create a test script that simulates a virtual user interacting with the system under test.

How do I add load configuration to my performance test?

You can add load configuration by specifying the parameters that will stress the system, such as the number of virtual users and the duration of the test.

What is meant by defining a performance goal?

Defining a performance goal involves setting specific metrics that you want to achieve during your performance test, such as response time or throughput.

What steps should I take after running my performance test?

After running your performance test, you should verify if the defined performance goals were met and analyze the results to identify any potential issues.

What is resilience testing and why is it important?

Resilience testing assesses how well a system can withstand stress and recover from failures. It is important because it helps ensure that your system remains operational under adverse conditions.

How can I integrate load tests into resilience experiments?

After signing up for your Steadybit account and completing the setup wizard, you can use drag and drop functionality to easily integrate your load tests into resilience experiments.

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Performance Testing

Chaos Engineering with k6 and Steadybit - There’s more than Performance Testing

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Chaos Engineering Performance Testing

Since we build software nowadays differently than a couple of years ago, performance testing alone isn't sufficient anymore. Learn how to profit from the synergy of performance testing and Chaos Engineering - a symbiosis of k6 and Steadybit.