Gatling Fundamentals for Stress Testing APIs - Scala (Udemy.com)

Good course, but does not cover all areas. It does not contain anything about tuning test server(in case of high load), also nothing about run few Gatling servers using the same destination host. Not much explanation about Gatling report analyze. But in general very good course.

Course content was largely very good, informative and well structured and delivered. The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is I felt that there was too much repetition, where we watched the instructor type the same skeleton code over and over in many of the lectures which felt very unnecessary.

A very basic course, just touches upon bare minimum concepts to get started. A lot of things like parallel execution, advanced load model designing etc are not covered. But good for getting a head start on Gatling, and then student can learn advanced topics as per their needs.

Course where the material was up-to-date and worked as expected. Examples were clear, easy to follow, and also addressed CI as a starter for 10 - perfect intro. It would have been great if it included a quick "How to split into multiple files and run overall" - if that makes sense. i.e. videogamedb/commandline/* feeders/* etc, which while obviously meaningless in this precise context, would be a quick how to achieve for testing whereby you split your testing logically for various services Also, great pricing for the content. So thanks :)

It was a good course. Covering the most importants cases of use of the tool Gatling. But, as a problem, I can say that the course had a lot of time wasted because of moments when James rewrited the same code, with few modifications. Besides that, the last section is almost useless, because was made to cover topics within a old version of Gatling. This part I think is to blame Udemy, that not allow the creators to archive videos, without deleting.

Great course! There are only a few things to improve - one question in the quiz is from a future lecture and the basic sample code has an import from a package that is created later, so the first code task doesn't compile. To complete the course in 100%, you also need to watch Old Recordings, which in my opinion can be easily skipped. But besides that, the Gatling material is explained easily and comprehensively. Would recommend!

Very useful course with lots of information, but with varying volume levels. The non-intro videos are much too quieter, like, my speakers are already on 100% volume and I still need to increase the volume on the hardware, that's so frustrating. Sometimes they also feel like the instructor is mumbling. And if I forget to lower back the volume, the next intro video is screamingly loud. I'd much prefer a a constant volume level close to other instructors' videos or YouTube vids, whatever. I know that Windows 10 has volume normalization, but every time I accidentally leave it on it can quickly annoy me when watching music videos, which naturally vary in volume levels.

Well structured content. Easy to understand and implement. Helped me clear Gatling concepts. I would have rated it 5 if the old recordings were not part of the course. I actually had to go through them to get the course marked as completed. Please remove the old recordings ( Section 13), it’s not needed.

This is my first learning for Gatling and I really liked this course. The best part is the way, it's been explained. I really liked it and I would ask other mentors also to explain in the same way. Other thing which I like most is the last part where all the details are explained again in a individual videos. Superb. Keep the good work. Thank you so much.

This courses has been very useful for me to get me started with Gatling. Examples are very useful and applicable at my workplace. Step by step approach is engaging and very informative. Support from the instructor was prompt and useful. I had experience some issues with installation of support applications but overall it was quite positive experience.