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Build a load test

Scenarios, thresholds and a report, from your own API surface.

Fill it in

If you have one.

The traffic shape you actually expect.

So a run fails rather than producing a chart.

Your prompt

Build a load test.

[your what to simulate]
Model the traffic SHAPE, not a flat rate. Real load arrives in bursts against a
small number of hot endpoints with a long tail behind them, and a uniform test
finds none of the problems a spike does.

Use realistic think time and a realistic mix. A test hammering one endpoint with
no pause measures that endpoint, not the system.

Set thresholds so the run FAILS rather than producing a chart somebody
interprets. p95 under a number, error rate under a number, and a checks pass rate.
A load test without thresholds is a graph.
Report percentiles, never averages. The mean latency of a system that is fine for
95% of users and terrible for the rest looks fine.
Use Build a load testOpens with everything above already filled in.

Why this works

Real load arrives in bursts against a few hot endpoints, so a uniform test finds none of the problems a spike does. This models the shape, sets thresholds so a run fails rather than producing a chart, and reports percentiles rather than means.

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