Performance Testing using Playwright

Playwright is the newest contender in the test automation space. While it's best known for its powerful capabilities due to the tight coupling between the browser and the driver, it's less well known as a powerful performance testing tool. In this talk, we'll go over some patterns, strategies, and live demos for how playwright can be used to test web performance.
John Hill is a Web UI Test Engineer working at the NASA Ames Research Center on the VIPER Mission's Web-based Mission Control Software. He has 10 years of UI Testing experience ranging from 5-man startups up to Fortune 50 enterprises. John specializations in Web Test Automation, Performance Engineering, and Test Automation Architecture. His passion has always been for Open Source Software and has worked on Jenkins, Ansible, and now on Open MCT.
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[@NickRapattoni]

I didn't realize Playwright could do this! That was a great presentation. You rock!

[@KevenWebb]

Fantastic talk. This opened my eyes to the browser internal API.

[@mitchellgibbs7260]

Great talk! I appreciate the real world walkthrough.

[@icemann155]

Only 15 minutes in and this is super helpful!!!! Thank you for sharing this information!

[@bryonlarrance7482]

Thank you for sharing John!! Fantastic talk!!!

[@swetrify]

Thank you very much for a great presentation!

[@user-wl6ib3lb3w]

This is amazing. By any change can i get the value of the FPS that you captured in the screenshot so i can use assertion on it for my test?

[@SoftwareTestSolutions]

This is just great! Thanks

[@DavidHill1980]

Great and insightful !!!

[@SoftwareTestSolutions]

Another question is how to generate the HAR file after the test?

[@MarkHetherington]

What about Cypress?

[@SoftwareTestSolutions]

Admin, Can you share the GitHub repo?