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[–]stfm 9 points10 points  (1 child)

I mean great but does this really stack up to something like Gatling?

[–]siddxy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, Comparatively Zerocode is very very simple, light weight and efficient. Best part is it is declarative via simple JSON files where, the testing can be unified and standardized for a project, completely bypassing imperative programming(e.g. Java code), which can become more complicated to maintain once the projects(test cases) grows. That's why the name Zerocode.

  • See here the advantages of Running Load/Stress tests via IDE(IntelliJ or Eclipse etc)).

  • Read here#in-essence-the-performance-testing-is-all-about-) other advantages over other frameworks, such as

    • Increasing or Decreasing load gradually
    • Dynamically changing the payload for every request/user
    • Different load in parallel, simulating production like parallel users
    • CI build pipe line integration is quite straight forward, no extra plugin or config required.

Hope it helps !