Distributed Load Testing on AWS
Visualize your scalable load testing architecture with the Distributed Load Testing on AWS example.
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about this example
Load testing is crucial for ensuring application performance at scale. This example diagram demonstrates a resilient AWS-based load testing setup:
- Front End Integration: Details the use of AWS services like Amazon CloudFront and AWS Amplify for delivering web content.
- Authentication and API Management: Utilizes Amazon Cognito and AWS IAM for secure user authentication and Amazon API Gateway for API operations.
- Backend Processing: Showcases an AWS Lambda-based load testing engine with Amazon S3 and DynamoDB for storage and state management.
- Resource Management: Illustrates regional load testing resources, including Amazon ECS, AWS Fargate, and AWS IoT Core for distributed execution and monitoring.
When to use
- Performance Optimization: When you need to evaluate the performance of web applications under heavy load across different regions.
- Security Testing: When assessing the security and robustness of your authentication mechanisms and API endpoints.
- CI/CD Integration: When integrating load testing into your continuous integration and deployment pipelines for automated performance checks.
How to use
- Start editing: Duplicate the example file and double-click on the diagram to begin adaptations.
- Customize diagram: Add or modify nodes, groups, and relationships to align with your load testing requirements and AWS resource utilization.
- Customize layout: Drag elements on the diagram directly on the canvas to adjust the layout for clarity and flow.
- Collect feedback: Share the diagram with your engineering team and solicit their input using the comments feature for iterative refinement.
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