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- Load testing designed for DevOps and CI CD | Gatling
Gatling is a load testing tool for web applications designed for DevOps and Continuous Integration Try Gatling now!
- Gatling documentation
Gatling is a high-performance load testing tool built for efficiency, automation, and code-driven testing workflows Test scenarios are defined as code using an expressive DSL in Java, JavaScript, Scala, or Kotlin, making them easy to read, version, and maintain as part of your development workflow
- Create your first Java-based simulation - Gatling documentation
Learn how to get started with Gatling and create a Gatling simulation This guide is intended for Gatling versions 3 14 3 and later Gatling is a highly flexible load-testing platform
- How to get started with Gatling - Gatling documentation
Gatling installation Learn how to install Gatling for Java, Kotlin, Scala, JavaScript, or TypeScript Install Gatling with the Maven, sbt, or Gradle build tool or a JavaScript package manager
- Gatling HTTP protocol reference - protocol configuration
In order to mimic real web browser, Gatling can run multiple concurrent connections per virtual user when fetching resources on the same hosts over HTTP 1 1 By default, Gatling caps the number of concurrent connections per remote host per virtual user to 6, which makes sense for modern browsers
- Download - Gatling
Download Gatling, the open-source performance testing tool for web applications Improve your app's speed and reliability today!
- Load Testing Products - Gatling
Discover Gatling and Gatling Enterprise to help you identify performance bottlenecks in your web apps, APIs, and microservices with a load-test-as-code approach, designed for DevOps and CI CD
- Write realistic advanced Gatling tests to simulate real world scenarios . . .
Defining groups enables us to filter by them in the Gatling Enterprise reports, providing a more precise analysis of various processes within the load-tested application We define the groups in a file under the groups directory Let’s take a look at the following authenticate group definition:
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