aonurdemir · April 15, 2019 06:05
diff --git a/load test.txt b/load test.txt
 Blazemeter, JMeter, SOASTA (now CloudTest), gatling and locust, http://gettaurus.org/

 Blazermeter uses JMeter, Gatling, Selenium & Taurus

 AB [8:23 PM]
 Hey folks, not sure where to ask this, but has anyone ever discussed *load/perf testing* in this workspace? Curious what services/tools folks are using (or like/love) tied to this. We've used Blazemeter, JMeter, SOASTA (now CloudTest).  Thanks!

 MH [8:36 PM]
 I’m a fan of gatling and locust.

 GC [9:14 PM]
 I've used locust but was skeptical when I looked harder at the numbers it was telling me. We moved to Blazemeter after

 MH [9:15 PM]
 I have to check out blazemeter, IIRC it was java based so when I did the analysis that invalidated it from consideration.

 GC [9:24 PM]
 I held my nose

 AB [9:24 PM]
 @MH Ah, good catch. Likely why one of the groups here at NBCU use it, given their deep use of Java. We're more Node and Go for NBC News Digital.

 MH [9:24 PM]
 :face_with_rolling_eyes: It was an environmental thing, I’ll take java over node or python any day of the week.

 AB [9:25 PM]
 :slightly_smiling_face:

 MH [9:25 PM]
 The thing that’s cool about gatling is scala runs on the JVM too :stuck_out_tongue:

 AB [9:25 PM]
 Hah.
 So some of the Blazemeter tests NBCU has wired up appear to reference and execute Java code. Any idea if Blazemeter can execute code/scripts in other languages?
 I do like it otherwise.
 We're going to take a look at CloudTest, which Akamai owns now.

 MH [9:34 PM]
 I believe blaze is scripted in part and extended via java. I don’t know if you can use kotlin or scala, sorry.
	Blazemeter, JMeter, SOASTA (now CloudTest), gatling and locust, http://gettaurus.org/

	Blazermeter uses JMeter, Gatling, Selenium & Taurus

	AB [8:23 PM]
	Hey folks, not sure where to ask this, but has anyone ever discussed load/perf testing in this workspace? Curious what services/tools folks are using (or like/love) tied to this. We've used Blazemeter, JMeter, SOASTA (now CloudTest). Thanks!

	MH [8:36 PM]
	I’m a fan of gatling and locust.

	GC [9:14 PM]
	I've used locust but was skeptical when I looked harder at the numbers it was telling me. We moved to Blazemeter after

	MH [9:15 PM]
	I have to check out blazemeter, IIRC it was java based so when I did the analysis that invalidated it from consideration.

	GC [9:24 PM]
	I held my nose

	AB [9:24 PM]
	@MH Ah, good catch. Likely why one of the groups here at NBCU use it, given their deep use of Java. We're more Node and Go for NBC News Digital.

	MH [9:24 PM]
	:face_with_rolling_eyes: It was an environmental thing, I’ll take java over node or python any day of the week.

	AB [9:25 PM]
	:slightly_smiling_face:

	MH [9:25 PM]
	The thing that’s cool about gatling is scala runs on the JVM too :stuck_out_tongue:

	AB [9:25 PM]
	Hah.
	So some of the Blazemeter tests NBCU has wired up appear to reference and execute Java code. Any idea if Blazemeter can execute code/scripts in other languages?
	I do like it otherwise.
	We're going to take a look at CloudTest, which Akamai owns now.

	MH [9:34 PM]
	I believe blaze is scripted in part and extended via java. I don’t know if you can use kotlin or scala, sorry.
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