In this module, we will kick off the project with Ace Toys, guiding you through the onboarding process, exploring the application under test, and setting up the necessary development environment for performance testing with Gatling.

In this module, we will focus on recording the user journey in the Ace Toys app, making refinements to the Gatling scripts, and adding essential checks for response body and status code validation, ensuring effective performance testing.

In this module, we will dive into refactoring the Gatling scripts by organizing different components of the application, such as products and cart functionality, into a more efficient and reusable testing framework.

In this module, we will explore the use of various feeders in Gatling, including CSV, JSON, and custom feeders, to manage test data more efficiently and simulate realistic user behavior for accurate stress testing.

In this module, we will focus on adding programmatic logic to our Gatling framework, allowing for conditional flow, session management, and dynamic manipulation of user data like shopping cart interactions.

In this module, we will build out a variety of load simulations, incorporating multiple user journeys and test populations, and learn how to adjust runtime parameters to better tailor our stress tests to real-world scenarios.

In this module, we will focus on integrating the Gatling performance tests into a continuous integration pipeline using Jenkins, ensuring automated and efficient execution of tests during the software development lifecycle.

In this final module, we will summarize key takeaways from the course and offer guidance on how to continue applying and expanding your knowledge of performance testing with Gatling in future projects.