How to analyze load testing results with k6 (k6 Office Hours #47)

[@DePhpBug]

Curious on the K6 , im very new to this , may i know it's possible to stimulate a run a load test perhaps base on certain country just to grasp the idea how the latency like?

[@k6io]

Hi Ryan, yes, you can run k6 on any machine anywhere. If you want to run it on a country other than the one you are located in, you can run it on the cloud (on a virtual machine) or you can use k6 Cloud.

[@joelransom6530]

Useful video. We use k6 with Typescript. I gather k6-reporter is only useful if you're authoring your tests in javascript?

[@k6io]

Hi Joel! I haven't tried k6-reporter with Typescript personally, but it should be doable with some slight modifications to the syntax. - Marie

[@Lumcacek]

Guys, you are awesome! Continue with the videos.

[@k6io]

Thank you for the encouragement, Lumca! :) - Nicole

[@vivaswatjha5977]

Where did you get the xk6 browser link from @20:37

[@k6io]

Hello Vivaswat! Sorry for the late response! That URL is provided is provided by the xk6-dashboard. We've recently migrated the xk6-dashboard to Grafana and no longer require Netlify. Check out the extension repo at github.com/grafana/xk6-dashboard or try out Paul's updated Office Hours demo at github.com/javaducky/k6-office-hours-047 .