Show Notes
Do you see performance issues after going live that you weren't expecting? Do you see major performance issues appearing suddenly as soon as your product becomes more successful? In this episode, we discuss performance testing with guest Leandro Melendez, aka Sr Performo. Leandro is an active performance advocate, frequent conference speaker, and highly active in the testing community. Did you know that Xray can be used to manage performance tests? If you're using JMeter, k6, or a similar tool, for performance testing, you can define some objectives in these tools and map them to tests in Xray, as a way to track whether those goals are being met or not. See more tutorials around performance testing in our documentation: https://hubs.li/Q01qB3QP0
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