Choosing Between VU-Based and Arrival Rate Executors in k6
Learn how to choose between VU-based and Arrival Rate executors in k6 to ensure your load tests accurately simulate user behavior and system throughput.
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Learn how to choose between VU-based and Arrival Rate executors in k6 to ensure your load tests accurately simulate user behavior and system throughput.
A step‑by‑step diagnostic guide to identify and resolve high latency, throttling, and hot‑partition problems in DynamoDB tables, whether running in Provisioned or On‑Demand capacity.
Learn when to use Virtual Users versus Arrival Rate executors in k6 to avoid coordinated omission and ensure stable throughput during performance benchmarks.
Throughput Throttling and Latency Azure Cosmos DB manages resource consumption via Request Units (RUs). When concurrent requests exceed the provisioned RU/s limit, the system returns HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) responses to protect the database from overloading. While these responses are expected, the interaction between high concurrency and SDK-level retry