Every performance engineer has been there. You tweaked a thread group configuration, saved the .jmx, ran a test, and the results were worse than before. Or you committed something that shouldn’t have been committed. Or you ...
In this blog post, we will see the difference between throughput and goodput, why throughput alone can give you a dangerously false sense of confidence, and how goodput the metric championed by NVIDIA’s AIPerf tool ...
In this blog post, we will see how to run distributed JMeter 5.6.3 load tests on Kubernetes using Docker Desktop, with plugins bundled right into your container image. If you have ever tried to simulate ...
Local commits are safe, but they’re only safe on your machine. A hard drive failure, a corrupted JMeter installation, a laptop that goes missing at a conference any of these wipes your local history. The moment you ...
In this blog post, we will see how to use NVIDIA AIPerf to expose a hidden performance problem that most LLM deployments never catch until real users start complaining. I ran three simple tests against ...
In this blog post, we will see how to embed Markdown documentation directly inside your JMeter test plan using the README Config Element plugin. If you have ever opened a .jmx file shared by a ...
I have always wanted to build a personal knowledge graph. Something that connects my Slack conversations, emails, local files, and project context into one searchable, intelligent layer. I tried Obsidian for a while, and it ...