{% raw %} In this blog, i jot down notes on what is smoke test, how it got its name, and how to approach the same in k6. The term smoke testing originates from hardware testing, where engineers ...

{% raw %} When running load tests with K6, two fundamental aspects that shape test execution are the number of Virtual Users (VUs) and the test duration. These parameters help simulate realistic u...

{% raw %} UV is a fast and efficient Python package manager designed as an alternative to pip, Poetry, and Conda. Built with Rust, UV aims to provide a modern, lightweight, and high-performance pa...

{% raw %} When working with SQL, counting rows in a table is a common task. Two widely used methods for this are COUNT(*) and COUNT(1). While both seem similar, they often spark debates among deve...

{% raw %} K6 is an awesome, simple load testing tool. There are many CLI options available to K6. In this blog i jot down notes on some of the nice options available for testing. 1. You can use ...

{% raw %} Many Thanks to Shrini for documenting it last year. This serves as a good reference to improve my skills. Hope it will help many. 📢 What Participants wanted to improve 🚶‍♂️ Go a bit sl...

{% raw %} In our previous blog on K6, we ran a script.js to test an api. As an output we received some metrics in the cli. In this blog we are going to delve deep in to understanding metrics in K...

{% raw %} In the evolving Python ecosystem, pyproject.toml has emerged as a pivotal configuration file, streamlining project management and enhancing interoperability across tools. In this blog ...

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{% raw %} In the field of Python development, maintaining clean, readable, and efficient code is needed. The Ruff Python package is a faster linter and code formatter designed to boost code qua...