Progress is offering over 50 enterprise-grade UI components from Progress® KendoReact™, a React UI library for business application development, for free.
Grafana Labs acquired k6, the Stockholm-based startup behind the open source load testing tool for engineering teams.
With k6, Grafana Labs adds extensible testing to its open and composable Grafana observability stack.
Together, Grafana Labs and k6 will work on an integrated offering as part of the Grafana observability stack. Today, organizations can already benefit from running k6 load testing while fully monitoring and connecting logs, metrics, and traces to each other to quickly diagnose performance issues before they impact customers.
“When we first spoke with the team at k6, we were immediately impressed by our shared passion for open source, and their approach to modernizing load testing,” said Raj Dutt, CEO and Co-founder of Grafana Labs. “In the past, load testing required costly infrastructure investments to run, resulting in only the most well-funded efforts reaping the benefits. These days, compute and microservices are available on demand, so it is far less costly to run test simulations. Because k6 is open source and also has a cloud offering, developers can realize the benefits much more rapidly. By bringing k6 and Grafana together, we enable teams to radically improve the time to prevent, detect, and remediate problems before they impact end users.”
“Joining the Grafana Labs family will accelerate our ability to give modern engineering teams better ways to observe and build reliable applications.” said Robin Gustafasson, CEO at k6.
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