Distributed load testing is a crucial part of scaling up load tests for more users. Leandro Melendez, aka Señor Performo, goes over the main advantages of distributed load testing and how you can incorporate it into your load test scenarios.  

Running distributed load tests on Flood: https://bit.ly/3dI1PNC

Señor Performo returns in this second video about load testing scenarios, where he discusses the difference between breakpoint, soak/endurance, and spike tests.  

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQX0pAMFLro

Part 1 of Señor Performo's load testing scenarios: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGzoAadzWwM 

[API Load Testing ebook] Load test scenario types: https://bit.ly/30jUQom 

How to write a test plan: https://bit.ly/2GcwupN

Run your first load test on Flood: http://bit.ly/2wK8buq

What are the different types of load testing scenarios? Leandro Melendez (aka Señor Performo) discusses some of the most common types as well as some best practices for load testing.

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGzoAadzWwM

Run your first load test on Flood: http://bit.ly/2wK8buq

In June 2020, the Dutch government the "coronalijn", a telephone hotline that any resident could call to schedule a COVID-19 test. The system struggled after a whopping 323,000 people called it, a quarter of whom didn't even call for a test. How does fear affect performance outcomes, and what can we do about it as performance engineers?  

FOMO and performance: Why Robinhood went down: https://bit.ly/3gXBLOL

What is the difference between browser and protocol automation? Guest flooder Leandro Melendez, aka Señor Performo, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each one, especially with regard to load testing.  

The state of browser-level load testing in 2020: https://bit.ly/2CBXKwh

Follow Leandro: https://www.srperf.com

Load testing video streaming can be technically difficult compared to API load testing because there are metrics other than response time that you need to consider. In this video, Nicole shows how to load test video streaming using JMeter.

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q00briuogto

Run your first load test on Flood: http://bit.ly/2wK8buq

In the last video, Nicole discussed how to get started with using test data from a file in Flood Element, but what if you want to make sure that only unique data is used in your load test? You can do this by using a unique variable that identifies every browser instance in your load test and tying the user data to it.  

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVpX7MX3jxE

Run your first load test on Flood: http://bit.ly/2wK8buq

Adding test data to your load testing scripts is a great way to make your scripts more realistic. Luckily, it's pretty straightforward to use test data in Flood Element, a browser-based load testing tool.  

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGhVm-R12qI

In this Flood Element tutorial, Nicole shows the steps required to install Element, including dependencies it requires. Flood Element is an open-source browser-based load testing tool created by Tricentis Flood.  

Run your first load test on Flood: http://bit.ly/2wK8buq

Learn more about Flood Element: https://bit.ly/2YM1mnV

How does Flood help you with your load testing, and what are some of the issues we can help you with? Nicole talks about the three ways that Flood makes load testing easier.  

Get started with Flood: https://bit.ly/3aeBX9y

Catch the video version of this podcast episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJO9gdq2ZSw