Have you been in a situation where your application works perfectly until it gets deployed and then it doesn’t? All those hours you spent on making the app look nice and easy to use to find out no one can use it in the first place because the server hosting it can’t handle those many requests.

In this talk, we are talking about Azure Load Testing which has made developers’ jobs much easier and can get them up to speed in a matter of minutes. They can easily create high-scale load tests which will reveal actionable insights into their app’s performance.

We will not only cover what it takes to create those tests but also how easy it is to run them in a fully managed cloud environment and even better how to integrate it into their CI/CD pipelines. And the bonus point is, since it supports JMeter scripts, anyone using them can migrate to this with little to no effort. So come along and let’s have some fun, shall we?

Takeaways from the topic:

• How to leverage Azure load testing service with new/existing JMeter scripts
• Build a comprehensive view of curated client and server metrics with actionable insights into app performance
• Integrate with CI/CD workflows for automated, collaborative load-testing
• Perform load testing in conjunction with Azure Chaos Studio to ensure resiliency during an application/service/region degradation or failure