Gatling & LoadUI - Open Source Tools For Preformance Testing

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LoadUI and Gatling are open source load testing tools. LoadUI is cross-platform and allows for interactive, drag-and-drop test case creation and modification during a run. It has components like VU generators, runners, and schedulers. Gatling simulations are written in Scala and can record from browsers, run multiple scenarios together, and generate graphical reports. It involves downloading, recording, running simulations, and viewing reports.

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Agenda
LoadUI & Gatling
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Introduction
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Components
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Sample Showcase

LoadUI
LoadUI is a open source load testing tool that is free and cross-
platform.
-Interactive
-Easy Start
-Drag and Drop
-New performance parameters/test case can be added while test
case is running

Components
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VU generators
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Runners
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Flow
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Scheduler
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Output

Gatling
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Open source load testing tool
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Simulations are code written in user friendly Scala DSL
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Record scenarios from browser
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Run multiple scenarios in one simulation
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Graphical reports with pretty graphs

Getting Started
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Download(http://gatling-tool.org/) and unzip
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Record scenarios
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Run Simulations
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View Reports

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