K8s load testing at scale with k6-operator
from PerfectScale (Israel)
About speaker
20 years in tech, marketing and leadership roles. All about software delivery optimization. 5 years in technical and executive training. Expert in DevOps, Lean, Systems Thinking, Continuous Delivery, Cloud Native and Decentralized Systems. Coder, speaker, writer.
About speakers company
Autonomous Kubernetes Optimization
Abstracts
Grafana k6 is an open-source load testing tool that makes performance testing easy and productive for engineering teams. k6-operator allows running load tests in a distributed manner with additional perks such as using xk6-disruptor for fault injection (chaos engineering style)
In this talk we'll present what we've learned using k6 to load test our SaaS application workloads.
Talk outline:
- Defining software performance
- The challenges of measuring performance in cloud native systems
- Types of load testing
- Why k6
- k6 overview
- What challenges we were facing
- How and what we test
- A demo
- Summary
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