We focus on testing individual components as they are developed. By isolating each module, we accurately assess its performance in a controlled environment, using advanced tools to simulate various conditions and workloads. This targeted testing helps us verify that each component performs optimally both on its own and when integrated into the larger system.
Our testing covers key scenarios to identify and resolve bottlenecks, including typical usage and peak load conditions. We use real-time monitoring and detailed logging to capture and analyze data, providing actionable insights for optimization so your components perform efficiently in isolation and when integrated.
Monogram emphasizes early performance testing, integrating it into the development and build phases rather than waiting until deployment. This approach, known as "shift-left," helps identify and resolve performance issues early when fixes are more cost-effective and less disruptive.
Our DevOps approach integrates performance testing directly into your CI/CD pipelines. We use tools like GitHub Actions, Jenkins, GitLab CI, CircleCI, and Azure DevOps to automate performance tests whenever new code is committed or a build is triggered. This continuous testing provides immediate feedback on performance changes, helping to quickly identify and address any issues.
We automate the testing process by integrating performance testing tools such as Apache JMeter, K6 and Gatling into the CI/CD pipeline, reducing manual effort and speeding up feedback loops. Automated scripts analyze test results and detect anomalies or regressions, quickly identifying and addressing performance issues.
We design performance tests to simulate realistic load and stress conditions, ensuring your modular components can handle production demands. This includes varying user loads, peak usage simulations, and testing under potential failure conditions. When appropriate, we also conduct testing in production to capture real-world performance metrics, carefully balancing thorough testing with minimal impact on end-users.
Monogram uses containerization technologies like Docker to create isolated environments for testing consistency and repeatability. We also leverage Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Terraform or Ansible to provision test environments on demand. This allows for precise performance measurements and consistent assessments without interference from other components.
