Microservice performance testing under DevOps methodology

Microservice architecture, or simply microservices, is a distinctive method of developing software systems that try to focus on building single-function modules with well-defined interfaces and operations. The trend has grown popular in recent years as Enterprises look to become more Agile and move towards a DevOps and continuous testing. 

Neotys has published an informative article on Microservice performance testing under DevOps methodology along with Microservice architecture. Refer to the article to get full details: 👇

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Insight on JVM Tuning - By Sumit Nagal

Sumit provided good information on JVM, it's lifecycle, it's feature and GC algorithm etc. in his article. It is an informative article for a Performance Engineer to understand the JVM core and tuning concepts.

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JMeter Load Test using Azure Release Pipeline - By Anmol

Azure Release Pipelines helps to develop CI/CD using that your team continuously deliver software to your customers at a faster pace and with lower risk. You can fully automate the testing and delivery of your software in multiple stages all the way to production, or set up semi-automated processes. 

Apache JMeter is also integrated with Azure Pipeline to execute the performance test and monitor the application. A demonstration of the test execution via Azure pipeline is given in the video (created by Anmol). 

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RedLine13 Free Load Testing

There are typically many limitations that companies put on you when they offer free load testing. And when you reach the limit, you can’t test or you will need to start a paid subscription. Typical limits include the number of tests, the size of the AWS Servers, etc. 

RedLine13 has published the post to look at limits on free load testing tools and why RedLine13 may be the best fit for you.

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Job Post 263

Opening in Altimetrik for the Performance Engineer position.

Experience: 6 to 12 years. - Senior-level

Location: Pune/Chennai

Skillset:

1. JMeter - With Beanshell/groovy expertise.

2. Performance engineering: JVM tuning, Thraddump, Heapdump, Good knowledge on GC algorithms, DB tuning(Good to have)

3. Should have performance engineering experience on  Microservices based architecture. - Docker/ Kubernetes experience.

4. Must have worked on cloud environment like AWS, Azure

5. APM tool- Preferably New relic.

6. Must have front end profiling experience. - eg- Web page test/lighthouse/ Speedcurve or any other tool

7. Good to have - development experience using Java/python

Interested candidate can share profile to me- Prasanna Kothawdae on below email - pkothawade@altimetrik.com or kothawadeprasanna@gmail.com

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Measuring Browser Performance using Selenium and JMeter - By Shivaram Thirunavukkarasu

Every organization is moving towards achieving faster time to market. Agile methodology, Continuous Integration / continuous delivery (CI/CD) have become ubiquitous. Due to this, the boundary of performance testing moved far beyond the traditional performance testing tasks. Now a day client end performance testing is also as important as server-side performance testing. Shivaram has published an informative article on LinkedIn which provide the knowledge of measuring the client-side performance with the help of Selenium & JMeter tool. Refer to the link to read the article:

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Mobile Performance Testing with BlazeMeter and Apptim

Mobile App Performance Testing is now in demand due to the high usage of the mobile device and the internet. People are more interested to spread their business using the mobile app than the desktop site. 

This is a new opportunity for a Performance Tester to learn trending technology. Blazemeter has published an article on Mobile Performance Testing with Blazemeter and Apptim. 

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