15 Top Load Testing Tools Open Source MUST KNOW in 2023

15 Top Load Testing Tools Open Source MUST KNOW in 2023.
Learn how some of these popular open-source performance testing tools can help your team with load testing and performance engineering.
00:00 Top Tools Intro
01:08 JMeter
02:58 Taurus
04:19 Locust.io
06:21 Fiddler
07:57 nGrinder
08:44 The Grinder
09:45 Gatling
10:18 K6
11:23 TSUNG
11:43 Siege
12:25 Bees with machine guns
13:08 Fortio
14:24 Flood Element
15:38 Artillery.io
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@edureka! recently created a post on performance testing tools but theirs include vendor-based paid solutions. My list only contains free and open source options.
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[@adilthegr8]

Hi
very useful informamation
I was looking for a list of performance testing tools, but can you also provide some knowledge on how to read these graphs and response time or through put as I am a newbie in performance testing if you can point out where I Can look in to get information.

[@arunpaandiyan9985]

Which of these tools support load testing of an api with sse response

[@NaeemAkramAndroidiOSApp]

Thanks for sharing a comprehensive list.

[@JoeColantonio]

Thanks, @Naeem!

[@elkid6743]

Should have included video-chapters Joe, at least a list in the description:
JMeter
Taurus
Locust
Fiddler+Blackwidow+watcher
nGrinder
The Grinder
Gatling
K6
TSUNG
Siege(command line tool)
Bees with MachineGun
Fortio
Puppeteer
Flood-Element
Artillery IO

[@JoeColantonio]

@@elkid6743 Good idea! I will do that soon

[@huppb]

Great summary, thanks Joe!

[@MSmixVids]

@@elkid6743 Thanks for putting together this list.
For me, the spelling of some tools is actually a bit hard to pick up from just the voice in the video.

[@malpert1000]

Thank you for this great list. If you were going to point to one that will give you the most knowledge for your time to create a solid load testing based knowledge... what would you suggest?
Some of my co workers are pointing me to jmeter cause the language is used by a lot of solutions like blazemeter and azure devops load testing.

[@JoeColantonio]

Probably JMeter because it’s been around for such a long time you would be able to find more info and support using it. Also if you wanted to take a more programmatic approach to developing your scripts there is also a way to do that now testguild.com/podcast/performance/p93-roger/

[@bolopakistanfizanews8153]

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[@bolopakistanfizanews8153]

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[@AxL28AxL]

what are the load testings that can export the result to a CSV?

[@robertwagner3202]

Thanks Joe, great video!

[@JoeColantonio]

Glad you liked it!

[@androidwork598]

Hi Joe,
If possible can you share any video demo or intgration steps for reportportal reporting integration for Android instrumentation framework, please do share. Advance Thanks.

[@vaibhavagarwal2131]

Tried flood for one of the project, but it failed to scale up. Have so many internal issues when scaling up That after spending an entire month with flood developers we dropped it. Its a hollow tool with big marketing budgets

[@JoeColantonio]

Good to know. What solution did you end up using?

[@buttermilk_pie]

Hi! Would you recommend a bachelors degree is CS to become a QA engineer?

[@JoeColantonio]

Hey Will, this is a tough one for me. I entered the QA field without any degree. It wasn't until I already had many years as a tester before I went back to get a degree in liberal studies (at 36 years old) :) If you have the $$ and are committed, a CS degree will only help you since QA is part of software development/computer science.

[@buttermilk_pie]

@@JoeColantonio Thanks for your reply. I worked as a manual tester a few years ago and left due to being offered a higher paid IT role (that I didn't like after I started.) Thinking about getting back into QA and building my skills. Btw keep up the content, I think you're the only person in this niche for right now.

[@MintuKumar-qk4nk]

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[@eche5907]

I was listening to the last few minutes of this passively.. what are you saying at the end? Tsarden and Keep De Goot?

[@JoeColantonio]

Sorry for speaking so fast :) Test Everything and Keep the Good --LOL

[@eche5907]

@@JoeColantonio AH Ok, thanks for clearing that up! I was really confused. Great video. Subscribed!

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[@akaraze749]

You should have mentioned names somewhere instead of just saying it. Thumbs down.

[@yogeshaggarwal3098]

Suggestion: Don't blur your background which is really messy. It distracts a lot!