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Posts with tag: Performance

Performance testing in the browser

Approaches for performance testing in the browser using Puppeteer, Lighthouse, and PerformanceTiming API.

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 speed performance

Speed performance comparison of MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256 and SHA-512 cryptographic hash functions in Java.

Avoid multithreading problems in Java using ThreadLocal

What are common approaches to deal with multithreading problems in Java. What is ThreadLocal and how to use it.

Performance testing with Gatling - reports

Some details on Gatling results report.

Performance testing with Gatling – advanced usage

Code samples and explanation how to do advanced performance testing with Gatling, such as proper scenarios structure, checks, feeding test data, session maintenance, etc.

Performance testing with Gatling - integration with Maven

Code samples and explanation how to create performance testing project with Gatling and Maven and run it with Maven plugin.

Performance testing with Gatling - recorded simulation explanation

Explanation of automatically generated code of recorded Gatling simulations.

Performance testing with Gatling - Scala fundamentals

Tutorial that covers basic Scala functionalities that may be needed during Gatling automation.

Performance testing with Gatling - record and playback

How to record a simulation with Gatling recorder and play it back.

Performance testing with Gatling

Tutorial how to use Gatling and do successful performance testing with it.

Performance, Load, Stress and Soak testing

Performance, Load, Stress and Soak testing are different aspects of one goal - proving that application will function correctly with a large number of users.

REST performance problems with Dropwizard and Jersey JAXB provider

Dropwizard's performance highly degrades when using REST with XML caused by Jersey's Abstract JAXB provider. Solution is to inject your own JAXB provider.

How to do proper performance testing

Describe what actions are needed in order to make successful performance testing.