@adityaridha Hi, k6 adjusts by starting and dropping iterations to achieve the specified IterationsRate target.
More about this https://t.co/7gdrkpp2SE
Do you use "arrival-rate" to reach a particular requests-per-second rate?
@adityaridha@k6_io@mcruzdrake Automatically allocating VUs might lead to pre-optimizations or overloading the k6 instance.
It becomes more complicated when distributing the test across multiple k6 instances.
Related request: https://t.co/j0gpIbNM7d. appreciate f you could comment on it or give it a :+1
@adityaridha@k6_io@mcruzdrake I also believe this isn't ideal, but there's a rationale behind it.
k6 schedules VUs to model the load.
In the open model, it can't predict the number of VUs required to achieve the desired arrival rate.
@kunal_forever@k6_io Hey Kunal, this request is frequent. But other languages will not be supported anytime soon. The team explained the reasons behind the decision here https://t.co/28iI3zhvWQ
.@carlosschults wrote a primer on memory leaks in .NET, and how to use soak testing (and k6) to diagnose and fix memory issues: https://t.co/fcl8UYjTxF #dotNET
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@urbanshepherd@k6_io k6 recently launched the ability to build custom extensions/integrations.
I suggest building the Azure Monitor integration as a k6 Extension https://t.co/i1nfjhqhJZ
@urbanshepherd@k6_io Andrew,
for k6 OSS, there is an open PR https://t.co/FCNBocUXnz. You can comment on it.
FYI, the k6 Cloud already offers an integration with Azure Monitor https://t.co/3WzYyNtO7u
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@hunt3ri@volcan01010@Mapwrangler@LoadImpact@LoadImpact has recently rebranded to @k6_io.
k6 is also an open-source load testing tool like locust - so you can roll your own too. Although it is built for load testing, it can also work as an uptime monitoring tool.
More at https://t.co/SaSUSGKkUV