Artillery specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Artillery fits in a long-term product team.

The YAML-first approach lowers the barrier for simple cases: a basic load test is a short, readable file. JavaScript hooks cover the cases where declarative configuration runs out, which keeps the common path simple without capping what is possible.

WebSocket and Socket.io support is the differentiator. Real-time features such as live updates, chat and collaborative editing are where load behaviour is hardest to predict, and where most HTTP-focused tools can't help at all.

What your dedicated team does with Artillery.

Real-time systems fail differently under load. Connection counts, message fan-out and memory per connection are the constraints, and they are not visible in a test that only measures request latency.

Designing a test that measures the right thing is the skill, and it sits with the assigned testing capacity in a dedicated QA and testing team.

Common Artillery use cases.

• Load testing real-time features WebSocket connection counts and fan-out measured, which HTTP tools cannot reach.
• Simple scenarios stated simply A readable YAML file for the common case, with JavaScript available where it is not.
• Running in the pipeline Tests executed on a schedule with thresholds, as part of the pipeline.

Adding Artillery skills to your team.

Artillery is chosen where real-time protocols are part of what needs measuring. The capacity to run it is agreed as a committed monthly capacity across the testing discipline.

Every Artillery specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.