Load Testing
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A JMeter plugin for load testing gRPC services with support for protocol buffers and performance reporting.
A JMeter HTML report generator using JAMON that replaces XSLT-based reporting with scalable StAX parsing and SLA-focused visualizations.
A bootstrap project that downloads JMeter and plugins, provides examples, and simplifies load test setup for CI environments.
An API that provides full JMeter functionality as code, allowing GUI-designed objects to be written programmatically.
A Maven plugin for running Gatling performance tests as part of your build lifecycle.
Opinionated starter templates for k6 load testing projects with organized folder structures and library integrations.
Converts Postman collections into load testing scripts for Artillery and Gatling directly in the browser.
A scalable load testing framework using Apache JMeter on Azure Kubernetes Service with real-time Grafana dashboards.
A Jenkins plugin that integrates Gatling load testing results, providing performance trend tracking and report management.
A curated collection of tools and resources for performance engineering, covering observability and performance testing.
A k6 extension for real-time output of load test metrics to StatsD services.
A k6 extension for file operations including writing, reading, and managing files and directories during load tests.
A k6 extension for generating random OpenTelemetry signals (metrics, logs, traces) to test observability pipelines.
A k6 extension that sends real-time load test metrics to TimescaleDB for storage and analysis.
A k6 extension that loads environment variables from .env files for secure and environment-specific test configuration.
A JMeter plugin that sends performance test results to a Kafka server for real-time analysis.
A JMeter plugin that sends performance test results to Azure Application Insights for monitoring and visualization.
A k6 extension for testing Prometheus Remote Write endpoints with performance-optimized metric generation.
A k6 extension for testing Action Cable and AnyCable WebSocket connections with built-in protocol support.
A k6 extension that provides a terminal-based dashboard for real-time visualization of k6 load test metrics.
A Gradle plugin for running Gatling performance tests directly from Gradle builds.
A k6 extension that enables running external shell commands and scripts within k6 performance tests.
A JMeter plugin that automatically correlates dynamic variables during recording to simplify performance test creation.
An Ant task for automating the execution of JMeter test plans and logging results.
A Go application for HTTP benchmarking using configurable rules and multiple tools like ab, wrk, and siege.
A k6 extension that streams real-time load test metrics to Apache Kafka topics for real-time monitoring and analysis.
A k6 extension providing a persistent key-value store for sharing state across Virtual Users during load testing.
A Node.js interface for httperf, providing programmatic HTTP performance testing and benchmarking.
An Apache JMeter plugin that converts HAR files into JMeter test scripts and recording XML files.
A k6 extension for exporting load test metrics to Elasticsearch 8.x for analysis and visualization.
A lightweight HTML reporter that generates visual summary reports from k6 performance test results.
A web-based UI for visualizing and analyzing load test results with dashboards, charts, and service monitoring.
A Gatling extension for sending string messages over TCP protocol to enable TCP-based load testing.
A curated collection of resources for load testing with the Tsung multi-protocol distributed tool.
A Gatling protocol plugin for load testing Apache Kafka with support for Avro schemas and request-reply patterns.
A clear and fast guide with sample code to create custom JMeter plugins, including Config Elements, Functions, and Samplers.
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