< 1 minute read Load Testing your cryptocurrency exchange service is very easy with the Cloud Load Testing Tool provided by LoadFocus. You can easily simulate exchange transactions by calling your API endpoints within our load testing tool. It can simulate up to 600k requests per each load test. Load tests run in real-time and you can inspect multiple performance… Read more »
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Is My Email Campaign going to Bring my Website Down?
2 minutes read Hey there! Ever wonder if your killer email campaign might be too successful? You know, the kind that drives so much traffic to your site that it just… collapses under the pressure? It’s a valid concern, and you’re not alone in wondering about it. Let’s dive into the world of email marketing, website traffic, and… Read more »
How to Find the Bottleneck of a Website / Microservice or API
3 minutes read Introduction Hey there! Let’s imagine the internet as a bustling, jam-packed highway. Now, think of bottlenecks like those annoying traffic jams that make you miss your favorite TV show’s beginning. Frustrating, right? For websites or services online, these bottlenecks are the difference between a user sticking around or driving off to another route. And that’s… Read more »
How to use Apache JMeter’s WebDriver Sampler to Load Test the UI of an Application
3 minutes read Here is how to use Apache JMeter’s WebDriver Sampler to load test the UI of the application, and by the UI, I mean load test a user’s workflow, with entering the web pages, clicking on different links etc. All you have to do is install the JMeter plugins and make use of the WebDriver Config… Read more »
Understanding 500 Internal Server Errors in GET or POST Requests
2 minutes read Encountering a 500 Internal Server Error can be a web developer’s nightmare, especially when it pops up during GET or POST requests. It’s like hitting a roadblock with a sign that reads “Something went wrong, but I won’t tell you what.” Frustrating, right? Let’s dive into why these errors occur and how to tackle them,… Read more »
How to start Apache JMeter in non-graphical (non-GUI) mode?
2 minutes read If you want to start Apache JMeter in non-GUI mode, use the following command line options: -n – non-GUI mode – this specifies JMeter is to run in non-GUI mode -t – JMX file – location of the test plan and the name of JMX file that contains the Test Plan -l – log file… Read more »
Enable gzip compression on NGINX
2 minutes read During Speed testing of your website or web application using LoadFocus (https://loadfocus.com/website-speed-testing) on the Advice section you might get the tip that you need to enable compression like in the image below: Compressing responses often significantly reduces the size of transmitted data. Because the compression happens at runtime this can add a big… Read more »