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by sniku 6y ago
k6.io | Go Engineer - k6 open-source developer | REMOTE in EU time-zone (CET +/- 3h) Apply at: https://k6.io/jobs or email me pawel@k6.io You will be one of four developers and maintainers of k6[0], a modern open-sourc
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by sniku 6y ago
k6.io | Go Engineer - k6 open-source developer | REMOTE in Europe Apply at: https://loadimpacte4.applytojob.com/apply/utlvKOlILJ/Go-Engi... or via email pawel@k6.io You will be one of four developers and maintaine
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by sniku 6y ago
k6.io | Go Engineer - k6 open-source maintainer | REMOTE in Europe Apply at: https://loadimpacte4.applytojob.com/apply/utlvKOlILJ/Go-Engi... You will be one of four developers and maintainers of k6, a modern open-
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by sniku 6y ago
k6.io | Go Engineer - k6 open-source maintainer | REMOTE in Europe Apply at: https://loadimpacte4.applytojob.com/apply/utlvKOlILJ/Go-Engi... You will be one of four developers and maintainers of k6, a modern open-
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by sniku 6y ago
That's an interesting talk. k6 allows the user to choose[1] which metrics are relevant for the particular test. By default, it displays max or p(100), p(95), p(90), min, med, and avg. User can specify other values such as p(99.995) It&
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by sniku 6y ago
For that local test, I relied on the k6 CLI output. Influxdb would most likely not be able to handle this amount of data. We are looking to add a TimescaleDB output to enable metric collection beyond what Influx is capable of. There's
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by sniku 6y ago
The soon to be released "xk6 - k6 extensions"[1] will bring support for many new protocols. There are already proof of concept extensions for Redis, ZeroMQ, kafka, SQL, and others. Adding MQTT should be rather straightforward. [1
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by sniku 6y ago
The most I started on a single machine was about 50.000 VUs. Back then, the limit was in available sockets. k6 now has support for multiple source IPs, so that limit has been effectively removed, and more VUs should be possible. On the `k6
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by sniku 6y ago
k6 can be used together with Grafana[1] so you can get pretty charts for free :-) [1] https://k6.io/blog/k6-loves-grafana
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by sniku 7y ago
You can give a shot to the "open source load testing stack"[1] we built. It's using TimescaleDB instead of influx which makes it much easier to configure in Grafana. We are planning on using TimescaleDB as a default database
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by sniku 7y ago
Hey all, Pawel here - one of the engineers behind k6. For the past 9 months we have been working very hard on this load testing platform and today it's finally out! Hope you give it a try! I'm happy to answer any questions you ma
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Show HN: K6.io – modern load testing tool for developers(k6.io)
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by sniku 7y ago
Please... I just want to get my work done. Let me disable the WYSIWYG :rage:
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by sniku 7y ago
This is exactly why I'm done with consumer router devices. Open Source routers are mature and infinitely more secure. https://teklager.se/en/open-source-routers/
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by sniku 7y ago
Load Impact | Go Engineer / k6 OSS maintainer | REMOTE in Europe +/- 3h from Sweden You will be one of three lead developers and maintainers of k6, a modern open source tool for performance testing, written in Go (golang). k6 was
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by sniku 8y ago
Load Impact | https://loadimpact.com/ | Python/Backend Software Engineer | Stockholm, Sweden | FULLTIME | ONSITE or REMOTE Load Impact is the world’s most widely used online load testing service, with over 100,000 user
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by sniku 8y ago
Load Impact ( https://loadimpact.com/ ) | 2x Python backend engineer, 1x front-end engineer | Stockholm (Sweden) | REMOTE (in Europe) or ONSITE | Full-time We are currently looking to expand our team by 2x Senior Python&#x2F