As far as I know, you do want to write passing load tests because load tests test the limit (e.g. requests/sec) of your software. If you write code that slows down your software, your load tests fail and you know your change was problematic. Stress test is going passed the load breaking point to understand in what ways your system fails, how it recovers (if at all), if your autoscaling configuration is valid, etc. Stress tests can pass if you write assertions on how you expect the system to recovery.
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The theory is just so **** right, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
As far as I know, you do want to write passing load tests because load tests test the limit (e.g. requests/sec) of your software. If you write code that slows down your software, your load tests fail and you know your change was problematic. Stress test is going passed the load breaking point to understand in what ways your system fails, how it recovers (if at all), if your autoscaling configuration is valid, etc. Stress tests can pass if you write assertions on how you expect the system to recovery.
Now , Libraries are updated so no code is running . Have to modify the codes
Very useful and thx for streaming!!
any free tutorials for a more detailed view of locust online , looking to give it a go myself , great video
I also start with it. Do you find anything?
Great talk!
awesome video!
Jmeter is not terrible, in fact is quite good
Exactly...jmeter users are way larger than other performance testing tool
"JMeter is terrible." - I disagree. JMeter is cool.