Model real traffic
Translate users, journeys and business volumes into throughput, concurrency and pacing.
Early access · Founding edition
A practical performance testing course for software testers who want to design realistic workloads, execute trustworthy tests and explain what the results actually mean.
LIKELY BOTTLENECKConnection pool saturation at 180 RPS
THE GAP
Most courses teach you where to click in JMeter. Real projects demand more: deciding what to test, modelling production traffic, separating tool errors from system failures and connecting latency to what happens inside the application.
WHAT YOU'LL BE ABLE TO DO
Translate users, journeys and business volumes into throughput, concurrency and pacing.
Build, validate and execute JMeter tests without contaminating your own results.
Correlate latency with CPU, memory, threads, connection pools, databases and queues.
Turn graphs and metrics into a concise conclusion, risk assessment and recommendation.
CURRICULUM
Six focused modules. One complete workflow you can reuse on your next project.
Identify risks, select the right test types and turn quality goals into measurable criteria.
Calculate transaction rates, concurrency, pacing, peak profiles and realistic scenario mixes.
Use correlation, parameterisation, assertions and test data without creating false confidence.
Plan warm-up, ramp-up, duration and load generators, then validate the test while it runs.
Interpret percentiles and correlate them with application, infrastructure, Kafka and database signals.
Build an evidence chain, distinguish symptoms from causes and write an actionable report.
BUILT FOR REAL WORK
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
I'm a performance engineer with hands-on experience testing high-volume, distributed platforms built on OpenShift, microservices, Kafka, Java and observability tooling. This course distils the methods I use to move from “the test is slow” to a conclusion a technical team can trust.
FOUNDING EDITION
Join the early-access edition and receive every module, template and all future course updates.
QUESTIONS
No. Basic familiarity with API testing is helpful. We cover the JMeter practices needed for the project, but the course focuses on the thinking and analysis behind professional performance testing.
No. You will work with the supplied example system, datasets and project files. The methods can then be applied to your own environments.
The founding edition is released progressively over two weeks. Early-access members receive immediate access to the first modules and every later update.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase.