📚 LLM HUB · 4 PROMPTS
Workload Design & Concurrency
4 copy-ready AI prompts for workload design & concurrency in JMeter, k6, and Gatling. Part of the JMeter.AI LLM Hub.
Workload Model from Production Metrics
Here is my production traffic data from the last 30 days: [Paste Datadog / Grafana / CloudWatch metrics or describe: peak RPS, average RPS, peak concurrent users] Design a realistic workload model for performance testing: - Concurrency model (open vs closed) - VU ramp-up profile (step, linear, spike) - Transaction mix (%) based on production ratios - Think time and pacing recommendations - Test duration for each test type - Load profile diagram (ASCII or table)
Little's Law Calculation
Help me calculate the required virtual users using Little's Law. Given: - Target throughput (λ): [N requests/second] - Average response time (W): [N milliseconds] - Think time: [N seconds] Show the full calculation, explain each variable, and tell me what VU count to configure in JMeter / k6.
Transaction Mix Design
My application has the following user actions based on analytics: - [Action 1]: [% of traffic] - [Action 2]: [% of traffic] - [Action 3]: [% of traffic] Design a transaction mix for performance testing that: - Mirrors production proportionally - Accounts for seasonal variation - Handles dependencies between transactions - Works with JMeter Thread Groups or k6 scenarios Show the mix as a table and provide the JMeter / k6 configuration approach.
Ramp-Up Profile Generator
Design a ramp-up profile for the following test scenario: Test type: [load / stress / spike / soak] Target VUs: [N] SLA: p95 < [N]ms, error rate < [N]% Duration: [N minutes] Application warm-up time: [N seconds] Provide: - Step-by-step ramp-up table (time → VUs) - JMeter Thread Group configuration values (ramp-up, hold, ramp-down) - k6 stages array equivalent - Rationale for the chosen profile