Locust is an open-source performance testing tool designed to simulate heavy user traffic on web applications and services. Its primary goal is to help developers and QA teams identify bottlenecks, measure system responsiveness, and optimize the scalability of applications. With its Python-based scripting, Locust offers the flexibility to create highly customized test scenarios tailored to specific needs, making it an ideal solution for modern development environments.

Features of Locust:

Allows users to write test scenarios in Python, offering unparalleled flexibility and adaptability for diverse testing needs.
Supports distributed architecture with multiple worker nodes to simulate massive user traffic, ensuring scalability.
Provides a user-friendly web interface to monitor test progress, response times, throughput, and error rates in real-time.
Easily integrates into continuous integration and delivery pipelines, automating performance tests during development workflows.
Designed to be resource-efficient, enabling testing on modest hardware without compromising accuracy.
In addition to HTTP, Locust can test various other protocols, making it suitable for testing APIs, databases, and more.
Actively maintained by a vibrant community, ensuring ongoing improvements and availability of resources.

To Check the version & access the application, run the following command:

$sudo su
$ python3.9 -m venv locust-venv
$ source locust-venv/bin/activate
$ locust --version

Disclaimer: Locust® is an open-source project released under the MIT License. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any company. Locust is provided "as is," without any warranty, express or implied. Users are responsible for understanding and complying with licensing terms and regulations while using Locust.

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