Thanks, great interview guys. I actually came here because I am looking into doing an Artillery POC for a client that is running their infra on Azure and is using Playwright. In the interview it is being mentioned as in development, any update on release time-lines or is there any way I can test it already?
Yes, you can definitely do performance testing without opening a browser. There are tools and frameworks available that can simulate user behavior without the need for individual browsers.
@@Arunsharma-dw6dv By default, tests run in headless mode, meaning no browser window will open while running the tests and results will be seen in the terminal when you run from artillery. www.artillery.io/docs/reference/engines/playwright
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Really interesting session - both the interviewer and the interviewee were worth listening to
Thanks Roy!
Thanks, great interview guys. I actually came here because I am looking into doing an Artillery POC for a client that is running their infra on Azure and is using Playwright. In the interview it is being mentioned as in development, any update on release time-lines or is there any way I can test it already?
I think they just released it www.artillery.io/docs/load-testing-at-scale/azure-aci
@@JoeColantonio Yes you got me excited, until I saw the $5000 price tag for a commercial license... Gotta let that sink in.
can we do performance testing without opening browser? if we have to run the load for 500 users, we are not supposed to open 500 browsers,
Yes, you can definitely do performance testing without opening a browser. There are tools and frameworks available that can simulate user behavior without the need for individual browsers.
@@JoeColantonio can you please help how we can do performance test witj artillary and playwright without opening browser.
@@Arunsharma-dw6dv By default, tests run in headless mode, meaning no browser window will open while running the tests and results will be seen in the terminal when you run from artillery. www.artillery.io/docs/reference/engines/playwright