Open conradascott opened 2 years ago
@ninallam JMeter is around for a long time. It's not user-friendly. Are you evaluating a more recent approach to define load testing code just like you write applications? For example similar to https://playwright.dev or https://k6.io ?
We just moved away from JMeter Load Tests (Azure DevOps), because you deprecated it! There you recommended we should use services like K6. So, we moved to K6.
Now, you introduce the same stuff back and we should use JMeter again?!
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/azure/devops/test/load-test/overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/azure/devops/test/load-test/overview#alternatives
In addition, extensions from several load test vendors such as SOASTA (now Akamai CloudTest), Apica Loadtest, and k6 are available in the Azure DevOps and Azure Marketplace.
@ninallam I love K6 than JMeter ! It would be awesome to see K6 framework with Azure Load Testing
@PavanMudigondaTR thanks for the feedback. We have noted the request and will explore how we can support K6.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The documentation comes with a single JMeter file example for calling an HTTP endpoint.
Describe the solution you'd like Is there any possibility of obtaining JMeter templates for different services in Azure, or is JMeter strictly an HTTP endpoint test tool (hopefully not)?
JMeter files are not user-friendly to configure, and most parameters are unclear. Is there clear documentation or a tool that can be used? The JMeter documentation says that there is a GUI tool but that it can only be used for non-load-testing. JMeter document is not completely user friendly, would be better if parameters were documented in the Azure Load Test documentation and that additional sample templates were supplied.
Templates, their configuration, and overall guidance in this area is much needed. Thanks!
Describe alternatives you've considered
Additional context
AB#1467986