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How to analyze Goose load testing results using New Relic - Tag1 TeamTalk
Manage episode 299772699 series 2858510
In today’s Tag1 Team Talk, Managing Director Michael Meyers sits down with VP of Software Engineering Fabian Franz, and CEO Jeremy Andrews for a coordinated demonstration of Goose and New Relic. Goose is the highly performant load testing framework written in Rust, and New Relic is one of the most highly regarded performance analysis tools in use today.
Jeremy is the creator of Goose and Fabian is a major contributor to the project. In this demonstration, Jeremy and Fabian run a Goose test simulating 1200 users using the Umami profile for Drupal 9, on a R5N 8x large EC2 instance. Join us to see how Goose performs with multiple types of users, and how and why we use New Relic to troubleshoot issues as Goose pinpoints them.
For more Goose content, see Goose Podcasts, Blogs, Presentations, & more!
118 episodes
Manage episode 299772699 series 2858510
In today’s Tag1 Team Talk, Managing Director Michael Meyers sits down with VP of Software Engineering Fabian Franz, and CEO Jeremy Andrews for a coordinated demonstration of Goose and New Relic. Goose is the highly performant load testing framework written in Rust, and New Relic is one of the most highly regarded performance analysis tools in use today.
Jeremy is the creator of Goose and Fabian is a major contributor to the project. In this demonstration, Jeremy and Fabian run a Goose test simulating 1200 users using the Umami profile for Drupal 9, on a R5N 8x large EC2 instance. Join us to see how Goose performs with multiple types of users, and how and why we use New Relic to troubleshoot issues as Goose pinpoints them.
For more Goose content, see Goose Podcasts, Blogs, Presentations, & more!
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