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Hey there! If you’ve ever been curious about performance testing, you’ve probably come across the terms “Virtual Users” and “Requests Per Second (RPS)”. They might sound a bit technical, but they’re super important for ensuring your website or application runs smoothly, especially under heavy traffic. In this article, we’re going to break down what these terms mean, how they differ, and why they’re essential.

Welcome to the ultimate resource for mastering load testing! Whether you’re a non-technical business owner, a software engineer, a student, a product owner, a member of a web agency, or a DevOps professional, this article will show you how to approach load testing challenges head on. We’ll progress from the fundamentals to more in-depth strategies, all in a relaxed and easy-to-understand manner. Are you ready to ensure that your website runs smoothly even during peak traffic periods?

In this post we are going to look at the importance of volume testing. We are going to consider how this type of non-functional test can have a significant impact on your size and scale your production environment based on evidence this test provides.

In today’s digital landscape, ensuring the optimal performance of your applications is paramount for delivering seamless user experiences. However, identifying potential bottlenecks is not easy. This analysis is one of the single most important activities in performance testing, but it’s often the most difficult one, and a misstep can cause significant setbacks.

Brace yourself for a two-month special of all things new in Loadero that were introduced in the months of March and April! Deprecation warning for Loadero API: after 01.07.2024. participant and run_participant responses will no longer contain a “media_type” field. If your usage of Loadero is dependent on the expectation that this field will be present, then we suggest removing this dependency in the near future.

In JMeter, generating dynamic IDs that can be used in subsequent steps of your test plan is a common requirement, especially when testing applications that require unique identifiers for transactions or user sessions. Here are several methods to generate and use dynamic IDs in JMeter.

Welcome back to the latest entry in Loadero showcasing their latest features and fixes!