Pepe Cano

@adityaridha Hi, k6 adjusts by starting and dropping iterations to achieve the specified IterationsRate target. More about this grafana.com/docs/k6/latest… Do you use "arrival-rate" to reach a particular requests-per-second rate?

meaning that VUs don't need to complete 1 iteration in this configuration, as long the target RPS is achieved Is my hypothesis correct? Thank you in advance (part 2 - end)

Hi @ppcano_ , @k6_io I want to ask about the k6 "constant-arrival-rate" behavior--I observe that if I have 100 APIs in my test, but the rate that I set is too low, e.g. 10 in this case-- the result is there might be several APIs not being executed (part 1)

@adityaridha @k6_io @mcruzdrake Automatically allocating VUs might lead to pre-optimizations or overloading the k6 instance. It becomes more complicated when distributing the test across multiple k6 instances. Related request: github.com/grafana/k6/iss…. appreciate f you could comment on it or give it a :+1

Hi @k6_io , @mcruzdrake I want to know the reason why K6 put the responsibility to manage VUs to the user? even for the "constant-arrival-rate" executor, we still need to define the min & max VUs while other tools AFAIK hide/manage this configuration automatically

@adityaridha @k6_io @mcruzdrake I also believe this isn't ideal, but there's a rationale behind it. k6 schedules VUs to model the load. In the open model, it can't predict the number of VUs required to achieve the desired arrival rate.

@kunal_forever @k6_io Hey Kunal, this request is frequent. But other languages will not be supported anytime soon. The team explained the reasons behind the decision here k6.io/blog/why-k6-do…

@k6_io any chance we can go support to write the load tests please 😅. JS is great but as SRE we write Go.

🤯 ❤️ #GitHubCopilot

.@carlosschults wrote a primer on memory leaks in .NET, and how to use soak testing (and k6) to diagnose and fix memory issues: k6.io/blog/resolve-m… #dotNET

To further grow our #DevRel team, we’re looking for a Developer Advocate who cares about #reliability and #performance, and enjoys building & maintaining community extensions. k6 is a #remote-first company. Learn more about the role: jobs.lever.co/grafana/c1d02e… #hiring

📣 We’ve just raised $220 million in Series C funding to accelerate the development of our open observability platform! Learn what this latest funding round means for the future of Grafana Labs in today’s Bloomberg @business exclusive. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

"Most applications work well on a sunny day, but to achieve high reliability we need to design for bad weather." 👏👏👏

You will want to join this week's Office Hours, Friday at 5pm CET, where @nopzor, Co-founder and CEO @grafana, and Robin Gustafsson, CEO k6, respond to qs about the acquisition: youtube.com/watch?v=sfWIB-…

Watching #GrafanaCONline ? CEO Raj Dutt (@nopzor) just announced the big news: we've been acquired by Grafana! Joining the Grafana Labs family will accelerate our vision of giving modern engineering teams better tools to build reliable applications. grafana.com/about/press/20…

We are so happy to add the @k6_io extension to the @chaostoolkit documentation docs.chaostoolkit.org/drivers/k6/. Thanks to the great work from @0x12b and looking forward some awesome load testing induced #chaosengineering experiments!

@urbanshepherd @k6_io k6 recently launched the ability to build custom extensions/integrations. I suggest building the Azure Monitor integration as a k6 Extension k6.io/blog/extending…

@urbanshepherd @k6_io Andrew, for k6 OSS, there is an open PR github.com/k6io/k6/pull/1…. You can comment on it. FYI, the k6 Cloud already offers an integration with Azure Monitor k6.io/docs/cloud/int…

@k6_io Hi, any plans for a release to integrate results with Azure Monitor (I can see you have AWS and Datadog at present)?

@n_vanderhoeven La palabra "jefe" me da cómo alergia 🙏🤪. Estamos todos encantado de que te hayas unido.

Un beneficio inesperado de mi nuevo trabajo: mi jefe @ppcano_ es de España, entonces nuestras llamadas son en español. Muy buena practica para mí! :)

We're happy to announce xk6, a new way of extending k6, allowing you even more flexibility in your testing! 🎉 Want to know more? One of our k6 engineers, Ivan Mirić, has your back! 👉🏼 k6.io/blog/extending… #performance #testing #loadtesting #reliability #opensouroce #sre

k6 v0.29.0 is out! 🎉 🥳 It includes new features like unary gRPC support, hostname blocking, support for Go extensions, and balancing load over multiple NICs. k6.io/blog/k6-v0.29 #performance #testing #reliability #loadtesting #developers #opensource

✨Learn how our friends at @Carvana have increased participation in testing to the point that 50% of all the performance tests are now done outside QA. k6.io/case-study-car… #shiftleft #qatesting #performancetesting #loadtesting

@hunt3ri @volcan01010 @Mapwrangler @LoadImpact @LoadImpact has recently rebranded to @k6_io. k6 is also an open-source load testing tool like locust - so you can roll your own too. Although it is built for load testing, it can also work as an uptime monitoring tool. More at k6.io/docs/

@volcan01010 @Mapwrangler If you're looking for a commercial service @LoadImpact is worth checking out. If you're rolling your own take a look at locust.io

Can anyone recommend a website uptime and/or load testing service? cc: @hunt3ri @Mapwrangler

We did some load testing using @k6_io🤓🏎 on our eCommerce orders API. Throughput at a rate of 1 million orders per hour 💵 Are you load testing your APIs? crystallize.com/blog/testing-1… #api #loadtesting #perfmatters #ecommerce #webshop #javascript #nodejs #millisecondsmatter