Complete Performance Testing — JMeter, k6, Gatling & LoadRunner

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Manoj Thiagarajan

Performance Test Engineer

🏢 Standard Chartered GBS

“LoadRunner is what regulated BFSI employers still run, and this was the only course locally that actually taught VuGen, Controller and Analysis properly instead of waving at it in one slide. That depth is exactly why Standard Chartered GBS picked me over candidates who only knew JMeter.”

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Deepa Rajagopal

QA Engineer — Performance

🏢 Verizon

“Started on JMeter and finished comfortable in k6 as well — the course made the point clearly that different employers standardize on different tools, and it prepared me for both instead of picking a favorite. Verizon's team is moving toward k6 for their cloud-native services, so that flexibility mattered.”

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Vikram Anandhan

Performance Engineer

🏢 DXC Technology

“Gatling's Scala DSL has a real learning curve and the trainer didn't rush through it, which I appreciated. High-throughput scenario design was covered properly, not just "increase the thread count." Docked one star only because I wanted more hands-on time specifically on Gatling reports.”

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Preethi Narayanan

SDET

🏢 Cisco

“The module on correlating a load test result with actual backend metrics through Grafana and Prometheus is what separates a real performance engineer from someone who can just click "run" in JMeter. Being able to point at the actual bottleneck, not just the symptom, is what got me through Cisco's technical rounds.”

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Ashwin Kumaresan

Automation & Performance Engineer

🏢 UST

“Wiring a performance test into a Jenkins pipeline so a regression actually fails the build, rather than sitting in a report nobody reads, was the single most useful module for me. UST wanted someone who could own performance gating in CI, and this course is what let me say yes honestly.”

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Manoj Thiagarajan

Performance Test Engineer

🏢 Standard Chartered GBS

“LoadRunner is what regulated BFSI employers still run, and this was the only course locally that actually taught VuGen, Controller and Analysis properly instead of waving at it in one slide. That depth is exactly why Standard Chartered GBS picked me over candidates who only knew JMeter.”

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Deepa Rajagopal

QA Engineer — Performance

🏢 Verizon

“Started on JMeter and finished comfortable in k6 as well — the course made the point clearly that different employers standardize on different tools, and it prepared me for both instead of picking a favorite. Verizon's team is moving toward k6 for their cloud-native services, so that flexibility mattered.”

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Vikram Anandhan

Performance Engineer

🏢 DXC Technology

“Gatling's Scala DSL has a real learning curve and the trainer didn't rush through it, which I appreciated. High-throughput scenario design was covered properly, not just "increase the thread count." Docked one star only because I wanted more hands-on time specifically on Gatling reports.”

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Preethi Narayanan

SDET

🏢 Cisco

“The module on correlating a load test result with actual backend metrics through Grafana and Prometheus is what separates a real performance engineer from someone who can just click "run" in JMeter. Being able to point at the actual bottleneck, not just the symptom, is what got me through Cisco's technical rounds.”

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Ashwin Kumaresan

Automation & Performance Engineer

🏢 UST

“Wiring a performance test into a Jenkins pipeline so a regression actually fails the build, rather than sitting in a report nobody reads, was the single most useful module for me. UST wanted someone who could own performance gating in CI, and this course is what let me say yes honestly.”

M

Manoj Thiagarajan

Performance Test Engineer

🏢 Standard Chartered GBS

“LoadRunner is what regulated BFSI employers still run, and this was the only course locally that actually taught VuGen, Controller and Analysis properly instead of waving at it in one slide. That depth is exactly why Standard Chartered GBS picked me over candidates who only knew JMeter.”

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Deepa Rajagopal

QA Engineer — Performance

🏢 Verizon

“Started on JMeter and finished comfortable in k6 as well — the course made the point clearly that different employers standardize on different tools, and it prepared me for both instead of picking a favorite. Verizon's team is moving toward k6 for their cloud-native services, so that flexibility mattered.”

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Vikram Anandhan

Performance Engineer

🏢 DXC Technology

“Gatling's Scala DSL has a real learning curve and the trainer didn't rush through it, which I appreciated. High-throughput scenario design was covered properly, not just "increase the thread count." Docked one star only because I wanted more hands-on time specifically on Gatling reports.”

P

Preethi Narayanan

SDET

🏢 Cisco

“The module on correlating a load test result with actual backend metrics through Grafana and Prometheus is what separates a real performance engineer from someone who can just click "run" in JMeter. Being able to point at the actual bottleneck, not just the symptom, is what got me through Cisco's technical rounds.”

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Ashwin Kumaresan

Automation & Performance Engineer

🏢 UST

“Wiring a performance test into a Jenkins pipeline so a regression actually fails the build, rather than sitting in a report nobody reads, was the single most useful module for me. UST wanted someone who could own performance gating in CI, and this course is what let me say yes honestly.”

M

Manoj Thiagarajan

Performance Test Engineer

🏢 Standard Chartered GBS

“LoadRunner is what regulated BFSI employers still run, and this was the only course locally that actually taught VuGen, Controller and Analysis properly instead of waving at it in one slide. That depth is exactly why Standard Chartered GBS picked me over candidates who only knew JMeter.”

D

Deepa Rajagopal

QA Engineer — Performance

🏢 Verizon

“Started on JMeter and finished comfortable in k6 as well — the course made the point clearly that different employers standardize on different tools, and it prepared me for both instead of picking a favorite. Verizon's team is moving toward k6 for their cloud-native services, so that flexibility mattered.”

V

Vikram Anandhan

Performance Engineer

🏢 DXC Technology

“Gatling's Scala DSL has a real learning curve and the trainer didn't rush through it, which I appreciated. High-throughput scenario design was covered properly, not just "increase the thread count." Docked one star only because I wanted more hands-on time specifically on Gatling reports.”

P

Preethi Narayanan

SDET

🏢 Cisco

“The module on correlating a load test result with actual backend metrics through Grafana and Prometheus is what separates a real performance engineer from someone who can just click "run" in JMeter. Being able to point at the actual bottleneck, not just the symptom, is what got me through Cisco's technical rounds.”

A

Ashwin Kumaresan

Automation & Performance Engineer

🏢 UST

“Wiring a performance test into a Jenkins pipeline so a regression actually fails the build, rather than sitting in a report nobody reads, was the single most useful module for me. UST wanted someone who could own performance gating in CI, and this course is what let me say yes honestly.”