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The problem with traditional load testing is that it's often done in staging environments, or in production simulations. That yields inaccurate results, and springs surprises later. Artillery offers the ability to load test in actual production environments. They do this in a safe, scalable, and cloud-native way. Hassy Veldstra - Founder & CEO, Artillery, joins us to talk about the open source project and startup he's created around this very idea.
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