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Gatling is a powerful open-source load testing tool designed to help developers and performance engineers test the performance and scalability of their web applications. It's written in Scala and it's based on the Akka toolkit, which means it's highly extensible and easily integrated with other tools.
Read more: Maximizing Performance with GatlingA short update linking to my Polish article on testerzy.pl about designing and running performance tests in k6 for web applications and APIs.
Read more: Performance tests in K6Explores low-level Java code performance testing (benchmarking) using JMH, covering common pitfalls, setup with Maven, and configuration options for accurate measurement.
Read more: Performance testing (benchmarking) Java code with JMHIntroduces Google Lighthouse as a quick and easy tool for performance analysis, showing how to install it via npm and generate desktop/mobile reports from the command line with options for throttling and headers, also mentioning CI integration.
Read more: Five minutes performance report with Google LighthouseExplains how to leverage existing automated functional tests (Selenium, Rest-Assured) by running them through a local proxy (JMeter, Burp, ZAP etc.) to capture traffic, which can then drive security scanning, performance testing, and exploratory testing efforts.
Read more: How to use automated functional tests to drive your exploratory, security and performance testing efforts?