In this video, Developer Advocate Nicole van der Hoeven demonstrates how to create and run a load test from scratch without coding, using k6 Cloud's Test Builder.

There are many ways to get k6 load testing results into Grafana, but our frontend software engineer, Edgar Fisher, talks to us about the easiest way of them all: the new k6 Cloud App for Grafana.

k6 Backend Lead, Marko Pandurovic, talks to Nicole van der Hoeven and Paul Balogh about how we build reliable systems at k6 to cope with the growing pains of a SaaS platform, k6 Cloud. Marko manages one of two backend teams at k6, and has some ideas to share about how to improve and maintain k6 infrastructure.

So you've run your k6 load test, but how do you analyze your load test results? In this video, Nicole van der Hoeven and Paul Balogh talk about different ways to visualize your test results and make sense of all that data. A big part of the value of performance testing is in the analysis of the results, so presenting and reporting test data in a format that stakeholders can understand will help you improve your performance outcomes.

How do you get your Kubernetes clusters production-ready? Viktor Farcic, Developer Advocate at Upbound, demonstrates how he uses Crossplane, Prometheus, Grafana, and Loki to manage and monitor a Kubernetes cluster.

Did you know you could do real browser testing with k6? It's called xk6-browser, and it turns k6 into a browser automation tool as well as a load test. Leveraging the power of the xk6 extension system for k6, xk6-browser brings browser automation using real users. In this video, Nicole shows how you can get started with xk6-browser.

How can you use load testing for DevOps? What kind of performance testing can or should be included in CI/CD pipelines? Viktor Farcic from Upbound and DevOps Toolkit join Nicole van der Hoeven and Paul Balogh to discuss how he sees k6 fitting into the daily duties of a DevOps engineer.

Load testing on the cloud definitely has its advantages, but what if you need to load test behind a firewall? Here to talk about using private load zones in k6 are k6 CTO Pawel Suwala and k6 Backend Lead Samuel Regandell. Private load zones are a new feature of k6 Cloud that will allow you to run load tests against applications that are not publicly accessible and also use your own AWS account to generate the load.

In this video, our k6 Sales Specialist, Bill Rainaud, demonstrates how to use k6 with this walkthrough of k6 Cloud, the load testing as a service platform from Grafana Labs.

Tim Haselaars joins Office Hours to talk about how to convert a Postman collection to a k6 load test, the advantages of Postman, and the benefits of reusing automation testing scripts for performance. Tim is a Product Manager at Selligent Marketing Cloud.