load-testing

To design load test scripts for API endpoints, you define HTTP scenarios, ramp-up strategies, and thresholds using k6 and Locust. This generates repeatable test cases for reliable SLA verification and CI/CD integration.

The best way to integrate load testing into CI/CD pipelines is by defining specific test types and thresholds. You configure k6 and Locust scripts as CI/CD gates to automatically validate performance and SLA compliance across API endpoints.

You verify SLA compliance and validate capacity planning by executing ramping load tests against backend services. Analyzing the resulting metrics against predefined thresholds validates whether the service meets required performance standards.

Yes, you can use k6 and Locust for both performance validation and CI/CD gating. They execute backend service load tests, apply threshold checks, and act as automated gates to block deployments if SLA requirements are not met.

You need to specify ramping strategies and thresholds for load testing when designing scenarios for capacity planning and SLA verification. These configurations determine how traffic increases over time and define the acceptable performance limits.