Today and tomorrow, you can meet the Gatling team at the Paris Open Source Summit 2018! Gatling has a booth at the Paris Open Source Summit since 2015. It gathers many projects and companies from the open-source community from all over Europe. It has become Europe’s largest event dedicated to open-source projects. Feel free to[…]
Gatling FrontLine 1.6 is out! You will find our latest release note here: https://gatling.io/docs/frontline/1.6.0/FrontLine-Release-Notes.pdf Many new features and now Gatling FrontLine on AWS Marketplace is easier to use! It takes a few days before the version of Gatling FrontLine on AWS Marketplace is up-to-date but we will let you know as soon as it is available. If[…]
Let’s cut right to the chase and state how it is: mean and standard deviation aren’t useful in load testing. Most of our time is used looking at metrics, we need to make sure it is spent as efficiently as we can. That in mind, which metrics should we use to have a clear view[…]
We released 3.0.0 three weeks ago. Since then, we’ve received a lot of feedback to help us stabilize Gatling 3. Thanks a lot to all of you! Gatling 3.0.1 is now out! Most noticeable bug fixes are: #3607: a bug in our retry on premature close mechanism that was causing duplicate events and fantom request[…]
We continue this series of blog posts about HTTP/2. Gatling 3 now support HTTP/2. We did a lot of research and we want to share with you what we have learned in our journey. Today’s topic: weight and dependency. If you want an introduction to what HTTP/2 is and the concept of multiplexing, check out[…]
Come and meet us at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, from 26th November to 30th November! Gatling FrontLine is now available on AWS Marketplace, use it now for only $9: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/B07DTWPZG8 Our booth is #2703, we can’t wait to meet you! The Gatling team
A template engine is a way to include some logic in your document/JSON, by putting keywords which will be interpreted and replaced when the simulation is launched. Expression Language templating Before Gatling 3, there was only one way to use dynamic variables inside a request body, the Expression Language (also named EL). Expression Language supports[…]
One of the main features of Gatling 3 is the HTTP/2 support. Its implementation is one of the main reasons of the rewriting of a specific HTTP client for Gatling. If you want to know more about this new HTTP client, you can read our latest article, written by Stéphane Landelle here. HTTP/2, as its[…]
We recently released release candidates for Gatling 3: we wrote a blog post about all the new features, read it here! If you missed them, you will find posts about the support of closed workload model and new feeders features. Today, we will talk about our new HTTP Client for Gatling 3! Parting Ways with[…]
After several public announcements and several release candidates, we are thrilled to tell you today that Gatling 3.0.0 is finally here! Since 3.0.0-RC4, we’ve fixed quite few bugs, please check the release note for more details. The whole Gatling team has put a great deal of work into this new major version, so we hope[…]