Java Testing Made Easy : Performance Testing using Gatling

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In this video we are going to explore how to write Performance Tests for a web applications using Gatling.
References:
* gatling.io
* gatling.io/2022/01/my-first-g...
* github.com/sivaprasadreddy/de...
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[@vishalmatam]

Awesome video! I used to write Gatling simulations using Scala, glad they've added Java support as well. Thanks for your time and effort Siva!

[@adityamparikh]

It is great that Gatling now supports Java and Kotlin. From my understanding, it seems limited to sending HTTP requests and not over other protocols be it over tcp or via message brokers. For sending those custom requests, I used locust4j in my Spring Boot application.

[@wantedlepota9960]

The exec method is used to execute an action. Actions are usually requests (HTTP, WebSocket, JMS, MQTT…) that will be sent during the simulation