About this DevOps Toolchain Episode:
Welcome to another episode of the DevOps Toolchain Podcast! In this episode, our host, Joe Colantonio, sits down with the incredible Hassy Veldstra to discuss the exciting world of performance testing using Artillery. Hassy dives deep into the power of the playwright API and how it can simplify the creation of scripts for load testing. They explore the benefits of running load tests on serverless technologies like AWS Lambda and Fargate. Join us as we uncover the importance of load testing for performance and reliability and discover how Artillery is revolutionizing the landscape by making load testing easy and accessible for developers and QA engineers alike. Get ready for an enlightening conversation on the intricacies of performance testing and the future of load-testing tools. Let's dive in!
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About Hassy Veldstra
Hassy is an open-source developer, former SRE, and creator of Artillery.io.
Connect with Hassy Veldstra
- Company: Â www.artillery.io
- Blog: www.why-artillery
- Twitter: www.artilleryio
- LinkedIn: www.hveldstra
- Git: www.artillery
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