Effective Load Testing with DSL-Based Open Source Tools
summary
Presents a new open-source tool that uses a domain-specific language (DSL) to define load-test scenarios, with practical examples of creating those scenarios. Explains how DSL-based load tests give flexibility in agile projects so tests can evolve with the codebase and be integrated into CI/CD pipelines to establish performance baselines and prevent unexpected load or resource issues at go-live.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:11Security Goal "Availability"
- 1:51User Experience
- 2:09Cost Reduction
- 2:50End-to-End Load Testing
- 3:25Classic "Load Testing"
- 3:47Stress Testing
- 4:13Spike Testing
- 4:53Endurance Testing
- 5:22Scalability Testing
- 5:49Volume Testing
- 6:52Scenario-based
- 9:15Simulating User Behavior
- 10:03Expectations & Assertions
- 12:57Domain Specific Language ba
- 15:50Implement Scenarios
- 18:07Implement Steps
- 24:49Result Evaluation: Statistics
- 26:01Result Evaluation: Exit Code
- 26:15Detailed Step-wise Definition of Expectations
- 27:04Step-wise Definition of Assertions & Extractior
- 28:01Internal DSL via Fluent API
- 28:31Individual Client State across Steps Maintain arbitrary state for individual looping users across steps
- 32:52External DSL as Another Opti
- 35:04Delta Comparison
- 36:49Graphical Reports
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