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> jmeter - classic, true and tested, works well but config format is a hassle to deal with You can use Taurus [1] to write scenarios in yaml files instead of u
by rkwz 6y ago
> jmeter - classic, true and tested, works well but config format is a hassle to deal with
You can use Taurus [1] to write scenarios in yaml files instead of using JMeter's JMX.
[1] https://gettaurus.org/kb/Basic1/ https://gettaurus.org/kb/Basic1/
- diggan 6y agoThat's neat, thanks for the suggesting! I've used https://github.com/flood-io/ruby-jmeter https://github.com/flood-io/ruby-jmeter that is similar to Taurus, ruby DSL for generating the JMX. Only had issues with some things not being supported but was easy to extend to support those features. Made a short presentation about ruby-jmeter a while ago (6 years): https://slides.com/victorbjelkholm-old/jmeter-ruby-do-performance-test-awesomely https://slides.com/victorbjelkholm-old/jmeter-ruby-do-perfor...