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Mastering Performance Testing with Locust: A Practical Guide
This article provides a comprehensive overview of using Locust, a powerful open-source load testing tool. The article covers the basics of setting up Locust, creating and running a load test, and analyzing the results. It also includes a real-world example of testing an e-commerce website. The guide is designed for technical audiences, with Python-based scripting examples provided for each step. By the end of the article, readers will have a solid understanding of how to leverage Locust for their performance testing needs, ensuring their applications can handle real-world loads.

Elasticsearch in Java projects – RESTful API over HTTP
We have updated this text for you!Update date: 10.12.2024Author of the update: Miłosz Nowak The previous articles focus on the communication with Elasticsearch using Java […]

Save your time with MapStruct library
We have updated this text for you!Update date: 19.12.2024Author of the update: Mateusz Morawski The MapStruct library is a great tool that can help you […]

Elasticsearch in Java projects – index and read documents
Nowadays market puts a huge demand for projects on efficient searching and analyzing capabilities of the big volume data. The answer on this is using […]
Introduction to Terraform
IaC is a key attribute of enabling best practices in DevOps. Developers can be more involved in defining configuration because they can do it the […]

Practical guide to gRPC in Java
We have updated this text for you!Update date: 26.12.2024Author of the update: Adam Olszewski gRPC is an open-source, language-agnostic RPC framework, developed by Google in […]

Clean and organize your pom.xml
Dependency mechanism is a core feature of Maven and is very powerful and flexible. And because of Transitive Dependencies included in version 2.0 dependency management […]

Flask-RESTful with SQLAlchemy
In the previous article, we’ve created a Fuel Consumption Api which uses dictionary as a database. The biggest disadvantage of this solution is lack of data […]

InfluxDB as a metrics solution
We have updated this text for you!Update date: 30.12.2024Author of the update: Maciej Jankosz There are plenty of tools for metrics storage and analysis. Today […]

How to use and how not to use Optional in Java
We have updated this text for you!Update date: 30.12.2024Author of the update: Kamil Drabik If you are bored by null checking objects and want to […]
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