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February 14, 2013

Neo4j and Gatling Sitting in a Tree, Performance T-E-S-T-ING

Filed under: Gatling,Neo4j,Scala — Patrick Durusau @ 7:16 pm

Neo4j and Gatling Sitting in a Tree, Performance T-E-S-T-ING by Max De Marzi.

From the post:

I was introduced to the open-source performance testing tool Gatling a few months ago by Dustin Barnes and fell in love with it. It has an easy to use DSL, and even though I don’t know a lick of Scala, I was able to figure out how to use it. It creates pretty awesome graphics and takes care of a lot of work for you behind the scenes. They have great documentation and a pretty active google group where newbies and questions are welcomed.

It requires you to have Scala installed, but once you do all you need to do is create your tests and use a command line to execute it. I’ll show you how to do a few basic things, like test that you have everything working, then we’ll create nodes and relationships, and then query those nodes.

You did run performance tests on your semantic application. Yes?

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