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Performance testing tools in 2024
In this episode Henrik and Leandro go over the tools types we must learn of to be a great performance engineer in this new 2024.
It is not anymore just automating for generating load. There are many new things that a performance engineer needs in the belt. -
Performance Job Offers
In this episode, Henrik and Leandro go browsing for performance testing jobs and analyze what are the requirements that a performance engineer needs in 2024.
Not a performance tester(they are almost extinct now), but a Performance Engineer!
The requirements are very different from when we used to get performance testing jobs a few years ago. -
Performance Engineer skills for 2024
In this episode Henrik and Leandro are back (and hopefully more often now) to talk about the new skills that technologies, methodologies and the industry are requiring from a Performance Engineer.
It is not the same old performance testing that you used to know anymore.
You need to let go of a few skills and engage in several others.
Which ones? Lets find out! -
Talking with Lisa Waugh, example for women in Performance
A while ago we met Lisa Waugh on a panel in a conference.
She is a rockstar that has been around for a while and knows her IT, has had lots of adventures in performance and several recommendations for women who are interested in the field.
Check the panel here: https://youtube.com/live/qbXO4lY8WYI -
Talking performance and conferences with Theron Melrose
We met Theron at StarEast last summer who participated in a performance testing panel and he accepted our invitation to join us for an interview.
A tech manager at State Farm, he shares the story on how he is moving performance testing into modern times. -
Back to PerfBytes with Mark Tomlinson
Mark and leandro were at StarEast conference 2023 and talked a lot about performance, conferences and much more fun!
We are getting some more PerfBytes!
Customer Reviews
Good overview of performance issues even for non-performance testers
I'm a functional tester who knows little-to-nothing about performance (though "this is too slow" is definitely a problem I look for) but I've learned a lot about the ecosystem the web apps I test live in from listening to PerfBytes, and I think that makes me a better tester. I've also got a better grasp in general on how the technology I use all the time actually works, in a very practical way.
Great listening, even if you're not an IT Geek
Aside from being truly educational, the banter between Mark and James is always top shelf!