Educational resources and workshop materials for learning load testing principles and practical implementation with k6.
k6-Learn is an open-source educational repository that provides resources for learning and teaching load testing principles and practical implementation using k6. It includes modular workshop content, customizable slide presentations, and hands-on examples to help users understand performance testing concepts. The project serves as a toolkit for creating tailored workshops, presentations, and self-paced learning materials about k6.
Developers, DevOps engineers, QA professionals, and technical educators who want to learn or teach load testing and k6. It's also valuable for teams adopting k6 who need structured training materials.
It offers a ready-to-use, modular, and customizable educational framework that saves time compared to creating materials from scratch. The community-driven content ensures practical, real-world examples and up-to-date best practices for k6.
k6-Learn is a comprehensive educational repository providing resources to learn, teach, and present about load testing and the k6 tool. It offers modular content for workshops, slide presentations, and self-paced learning, covering everything from foundational principles to intermediate scripting techniques.
k6-Learn is designed to be a flexible, community-driven educational toolkit that lowers the barrier to learning modern load testing practices, empowering users to create tailored learning experiences.
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Content is organized into clear modules covering performance testing principles, k6 foundations, and intermediate topics, as seen in folders like 'I-Performance testing principles' and 'II-k6 Foundations' for structured learning.
Uses reveal.js for slides that can be forked and customized, allowing presenters to tailor workshops, as mentioned in the 'Running the slides' section with npm commands.
Includes practical examples for debugging, workload modeling, and result analysis, such as modules like 'How to debug k6 load testing scripts' and 'Workload modeling'.
Built with contributions from performance testing experts and k6 advocates, ensuring real-world relevance, as acknowledged in the 'Contributors' section with listed contributors like Nicole van der Hoeven.
Running slides requires Node.js and npm installation, which can be a barrier for users unfamiliar with these tools, as noted in the 'Running the slides' instructions needing 'npm install'.
Relies solely on text-based modules and slides, lacking video tutorials or interactive coding environments that might enhance engagement and learning, as all resources are document or slide-based.
Designed to be forked and edited, so users must invest time in tailoring content, as stated in the README: 'You copy and modify these projects to your use case and audience.'