Load Testing
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A Go-based random fake data generator extension for k6 performance tests, offering faster startup and lower memory usage.
A curated collection of resources for the Locust load testing framework, including plugins, integrations, tutorials, and tools.
An SBT plugin for running Gatling load tests directly from your Scala build tool.
A distributed load testing solution that enables running Gatling simulations across a cluster of machines for high-scale performance testing.
JMeter plugin that sends test results to ElasticSearch for live monitoring and visualization.
An R package that automates load testing of APIs and ML models using Apache JMeter and provides result visualization.
A starter kit for running distributed JMeter load tests in Kubernetes with live monitoring, reporting, and a mocking service.
A deprecated Webpack and Babel template for enabling ES6 features and module bundling in k6 tests.
A Kubernetes operator for automating distributed Gatling load testing with scaling, scheduling, and reporting features.
A simple distributed HTTP load tester written in Elixir for performance testing web endpoints.
A k6 extension for interacting with Kubernetes clusters from performance and load tests.
A k6 extension that outputs real-time load test metrics to InfluxDB 2.x databases.
A curated collection of resources covering all aspects of load testing using the Gatling framework.
A curated collection of resources covering all aspects of load testing using the Gatling framework.
A JMeter plugin that writes load test metrics directly to InfluxDB in real-time.
Converts JMeter .jmx files to k6 JavaScript code for performance testing.
An unofficial Gatling plugin for stress testing Apache Kafka producer API.
A distributed load testing tool that scales JMeter tests across multiple hosts using a master-slave architecture.
A k6 extension for generating and sending synthetic traces to load test distributed tracing backends like Jaeger and OpenTelemetry.
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