But how many concurent users can I achieve with locust and what does it depend on? For example using java Runnable/Callable interfaces i can achieve only 1 thread per 1 actual cpu core. So If i have VM with 12 vCPU i only can achieve 12 users doing some actions in parallel. What about locust?
Thank you very much for providing such a simple but clear explanation, Nicolai. Very helpful!
Bro is underrated this video is amazing explanation
Thank you, does anyone help what JMeter offers that locust doesn't ?
Wonderful tutorial , My very first testing is running in my test setup .. Thank You
Very nice video mr. gram. I like very much good learning
Isn't it a bad practice to name your file locust.py?
Thank you Nicolai, well explained.
Followed along but..
ImportError: cannot import name 'HttpUser' from partially initialized module 'locust' (most l
doesnt worl??
hi, thank you very much for sharing, I wanna ask about these, have you integrated locust to your development cycle, like Jenkins or circleci?
Great video, so efficient! Such a great tutorial in such a short time, well done!
But how many concurent users can I achieve with locust and what does it depend on? For example using java Runnable/Callable interfaces i can achieve only 1 thread per 1 actual cpu core. So If i have VM with 12 vCPU i only can achieve 12 users doing some actions in parallel. What about locust?
A bit late, you can make any number of worker/ user and only limited by open file limit because the process is asyncronous
Great explanation. Thanks!
How to stop locust when a certain number of requests is sent?
Really appreciate this video, thanks a lot man!
Thx for this nice overview and your passion!!
very nice explanation. thank you
Very clean and simple explanation
Very good and easy explaination
absolutely loved it
very good video !!!!
Thanks