Hi! It was a great article-- I linked to it in the description for this video as well, because I drew on it when I set this up for myself. :) Thanks! - Nicole
You did a really nice job here. Clear, concise, good examples. In psychology and biology, for example, people are surprised to learn you need very few test subjects to get a good p value (often less than a dozen).
Thanks so much, Reichart! :) I'm glad it was helpful - and yes, people do sometimes get too caught up in the race to increase sample size and forget about the value of smaller samples. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Nicole
Hi Nicole, it is a true pleasure to watch your videos - Thank you for sharing !! I have one question regarding this video, how did you get rid of syntax error after pasting the code in the GitHub actions>new workflow>below the jobs: section (3:58)- I got the same error when trying to create my own workflow. Thank you in advance
I didn't! That just happened while I was in the middle of typing it in but it went away after I had finished, and it didn't stop the workflow from running.
Hello, I have a bearer token used in my script, and also duplicated to my github repo secrets. How can I pass the token from secrets to .yml (or my script) without using k6 env variables? I've already set k6 cloud token inside the workflow, but do not know how to pass the secret inside the script😢
Hi Nicole, would it be possible to run k6 tests on CircleCI server, without using k6 cloud and paying for a plan there just to use API key? What if I set cloud: false, will it work on CircleCI so I don't need an API key from the cloud? Thanks, this software is just perfect!
Hi! Sorry, I'm not familiar with Buddy, and we don't have a guide for this currently. However, you could run k6 using a Docker image. Click on the Docker tab here for more information: k6.io/docs/getting-started/running-k6/ - Nicole
You're awesome! Super clear, concise and informative. A pleasure to watch, so professional. Thank you so much.
Really enjoyed seeing a tutorial I wrote a while back in video format. Great work Nicole! :)
Hi! It was a great article-- I linked to it in the description for this video as well, because I drew on it when I set this up for myself. :) Thanks! - Nicole
You did a really nice job here.
Clear, concise, good examples.
In psychology and biology, for example, people are surprised to learn you need very few test subjects to get a good p value (often less than a dozen).
Thanks so much, Reichart! :) I'm glad it was helpful - and yes, people do sometimes get too caught up in the race to increase sample size and forget about the value of smaller samples. Thanks for watching and commenting! - Nicole
thank you for a clear explanation!
You're welcome! Glad it was useful for you! - Nicole
Hi Nicole, it is a true pleasure to watch your videos - Thank you for sharing !! I have one question regarding this video, how did you get rid of syntax error after pasting the code in the GitHub actions>new workflow>below the jobs: section (3:58)- I got the same error when trying to create my own workflow. Thank you in advance
I didn't! That just happened while I was in the middle of typing it in but it went away after I had finished, and it didn't stop the workflow from running.
🎉🎉 thanks
Is there a way to create alert reports in k6 load tests if some performance metrics hits a threshold?
Mejor no pudiste explicarlo, gracias... totales.
Hello, I have a bearer token used in my script, and also duplicated to my github repo secrets. How can I pass the token from secrets to .yml (or my script) without using k6 env variables? I've already set k6 cloud token inside the workflow, but do not know how to pass the secret inside the script😢
Muy buena explicación 👍
Hi Nicole, would it be possible to run k6 tests on CircleCI server, without using k6 cloud and paying for a plan there just to use API key? What if I set cloud: false, will it work on CircleCI so I don't need an API key from the cloud? Thanks, this software is just perfect!
Hi! Yes, you can! We have a CircleCI orb. You can read how to use it here: k6.io/blog/integrating-load-testing-with-circleci/
Can you please show it how we can do it in bitbucket
Hi, Is there a way to add load testing scripts in Circle CI using jmeter?
Probably! But it's also probably best to ask CircleCI or the JMeter community.
how to integrate K6 with buddy CI/CD pipeline ?
Hi! Sorry, I'm not familiar with Buddy, and we don't have a guide for this currently. However, you could run k6 using a Docker image. Click on the Docker tab here for more information: k6.io/docs/getting-started/running-k6/ - Nicole