Many organizations moving to agile or DevOps practices face the challenge of testing their software without slowing down their deployment process. With limited time to manually test during a continuous pipeline, automated testing coupled with CI/CD infrastructure like Jenkins is the preferred method of ensuring quality at speed.

Adopting an agile framework can seem particularly daunting due to its intrinsic demand to consistently test and frequently release quality products. Development teams move too fast to rely on traditional testing techniques. Understanding where to get started and how to overcome some of the common challenges when integrating with a continuous deployment pipeline can ease some of the pain when optimizing agile testing in your organization.

The basics of load testing and how to build an automation pipeline using Jenkins executing tests on LoadImpact.com.

Robin Gustafsson, CTO at Load Impact, is presenting the developer centric way to load test, showing k6 and CircleCI as an code example. The Meetup was co-arranged with DevOps Stockholm.