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LoadForge is able to test any HTTP/S website, however, there are some tips and tricks which can make building your test case much easier. In the NextJS and ReactJS load testing guides linked below, we use beautifulsoup4 to parse the index page of your site and automatically crawl images,

Websocket testing is naturally more complicated than simple webserver, or web application load testing. LoadForge provides several ways to load test a websocket based backend. We'd like to highlight two specific guides in our documentation: Testing WebSockets with SocketIO - Docs - LoadForgeComprehensive guidance on using LoadForge to

We've prepared some guidelines on how to reduce disk usage in your Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2) installation size - as it sure can grow! 1. Clean up Unused Software and Dependencies: * Over time, you may have installed packages that are no longer needed. Cleaning up these

Load testing is imperative for ensuring your REST API can withstand the traffic it's designed for. LoadForge offers an intuitive way to carry out this task. By using LoadForge, you can easily simulate real-world scenarios to test your API's performance under various conditions. Getting Started Load

1. Update Your System: * Ensure that you're running the latest stable versions of PHP, Nginx, and other system software to benefit from the latest performance improvements and security fixes. 2. PHP Optimization: a. Use PHP-FPM: * PHP-FPM (FastCGI Process Manager) is a robust and high-performance PHP processor. Install and

1. Update Your System: * Ensure you are using the latest stable version of Next.js and Node.js to benefit from the latest performance improvements and security fixes. 2. Server-Side Rendering (SSR) and Static Site Generation (SSG): a. Use SSR Sparingly: * Server-Side Rendering can be resource-intensive. Utilize it only for