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Dusanka Lecic presented on performance testing tools. The presentation covered JMeter for load, stress, and spike testing; using Python and the Locust tool; and integrating performance tests into a CI/CD pipeline using JMeter plugins. The goal was to explain different options for performance testing and encourage exploring various tools to determine the best fit.
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- 2. About the speaker Dusanka Lecic Test Developer Levi9 IT Services Serbia
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- 12. THANK YOU!