Analyzing load testing results can be difficult because of the amount of datapoints a test generates. k6 Cloud uses smart algorithms to point out performance insights so you always know exactly how your application responded to a load test.

What features do testers and users REALLY want from a performance testing tool like k6? Our head of customer success, Mark Meier, discusses the most requested features from customers, and we see what CEO Robin Gustafsson has to say about them. k6 Office Hours is a weekly livestream hosted by Nicole van der Hoeven and Simon Aronsson to talk about performance and reliability testing, best practices, and all things k6.

Wondering where to start? Here's a quick tour of the interface of k6 Cloud, including the dashboard, user settings, project settings, and how to get your k6 API token to add load testing to your CI/CD pipelines.

Chaos engineering and performance testing ultimately have the same goal: improving software reliability. But chaos engineering hasn't really been picked up by many testers yet. Nicole shares her experiences in running her first chaos experiments using k6 and New Relic. k6 Office Hours is a weekly livestream hosted by Nicole van der Hoeven and Simon Aronsson to talk about performance and reliability testing, best practices, and all things k6.

Shift-left testing means testing earlier in a cycle, but it also means making quality everybody's concern. Simon Prior joins us to talk about how to create a culture of quality that extends to the whole application team and even the whole organization. k6 Office Hours is a weekly livestream hosted by Nicole van der Hoeven and Simon Aronsson to talk about performance and reliability testing, best practices, and all things k6.

We peek behind the curtain and talk to Robin Gustafsson, the CEO of Load Impact (k6), about future plans for k6 and the direction we'd like to see performance testing go in. Robin weighs in on test result analysis, site reliability engineering, browser-based tools, and chaos engineering. k6 Office Hours is a weekly livestream hosted by Nicole van der Hoeven and Simon Aronsson to talk about performance and reliability testing, best practices, and all things k6.

In this office hours, Nicole van der Hoeven and Simme Aronsson are joined by Sid Palas from the DevOps Directive to talk about Kubernetes, Terraform, Kubeflow, and how they can be used to simplify application deployment.

In this office hours, Nicole van der Hoeven and Simme Aronsson answer commonly asked questions about interpreting results in k6, load testing, and software reliability in general.

This is a recording of a presentation given by k6 Developer Advocate Nicole van der Hoeven during Cambridge University Press's QA Week 2021, and it talks about why load tests as code is a superior approach in many cases and why k6 is a great tool to implement it.

The v0.31 release brings several improvements, including the ability to create your own output extensions, set expected HTTP status codes globally or per request, and significant performance modifications. In this video, we also call out some breaking changes we intend to make in the future.