Features

• Multiple protocols: Load test HTTP, WebSocket, Socket.io, Kinesis, HLS and more.
• Scenarios: Support for complex scenarios to test multi-step interactions in your API or web app (great for ecommerce, transactional APIs, game servers etc).
• Load testing & Functional testing: reuse the same scenario definitions to run performance tests or functional tests on your API or backend.
• Performance metrics: get detailed performance metrics (latency, requests per second, concurrency, throughput).
• Scriptable: write custom logic in JS, using any of the thousands of useful npm modules.
• Integrations: statsd support out of the box for real-time reporting (integrate with Datadog, Librato, InfluxDB etc).
• Extensible: write custom reporters, custom plugins, custom protocol engines etc.
• and more! HTML reports, nice CLI, parameterization with CSV files.

• Source: https://github.com/shoreditch-ops/artillery
• Issues: https://github.com/shoreditch-ops/artillery/issues
• Chat: https://gitter.im/shoreditch-ops/artillery
• Docs: https://artillery.io/docs/
• Website: https://artillery.io
• Twitter: @ShoreditchOps

• Enterprise: Use Artillery Pro to run large-scale distributed tests from your own AWS account, integrate with CI/CD easily, test SOAP services, extra authentication methods (SSL client auth, NTLM).
• For training, custom integrations, and performance consulting services see our professional services page.

Use Cases

• Peak traffic testing - ensure your e-commerce backend, IoT service or web API can handle max traffic
• Pre-launch load testing - for new websites, mobile app backends, web APIs etc
• Continuous performance testing for new microservices as they are being built
• Preventing performance regressions - stop performance regressions due to new code or config changes before they are shipped to users.
• Help profile & debug common issues such as extensive GC pauses, memory leaks, improperly configured resource pools etc

Getting Started With Artillery

👉  Artillery Getting Started Guide

Using Artillery?

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License

Artillery is open-source software distributed under the terms of the MPLv2 license.