Nicole discusses how to stream the results of load tests run locally to the k6 Cloud and how to recreate a stepped load profile using k6, compared to a load testing tool like JMeter.

Note from Nicole: I realized after this video that I was mixing `let` and `var` in this video. They have different implications on scope, and I would recommend you use `let` or `const` in your own scripts. Also, there are other ways to achieve the stepped load profile, but this is one way to do it.

0:57 Setting the project and name to be used for the streamed test run
1:49 Copying k6 Cloud API token and logging in via the CLI
2:30 Running the test and outputting results to the k6 Cloud
2:58 Viewing streamed results on k6 Cloud
4:05 The stepped load profile
6:09 Using the constant-vus executor in a k6 scenario
10:57 Running the stepped load profile test locally

Installation instructions for k6: https://k6.io/docs/getting-started/installation
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