Today DLT wraps test frameworks (JMeter, k6, Locust) through an intermediary layer that overrides traffic configurations like pacing, ramp-up, and think time. If your script defines a specific load shape, DLT rewrites it.
Native Run Mode runs your script exactly as written. The framework controls execution. You scale horizontally by adding containers.
This unlocks RPS-based testing, custom ramp patterns, and any framework-native load shaping that DLT currently strips out.
👍 React to signal interest. What traffic patterns do you need that DLT currently breaks?
Today DLT wraps test frameworks (JMeter, k6, Locust) through an intermediary layer that overrides traffic configurations like pacing, ramp-up, and think time. If your script defines a specific load shape, DLT rewrites it.
Native Run Mode runs your script exactly as written. The framework controls execution. You scale horizontally by adding containers.
This unlocks RPS-based testing, custom ramp patterns, and any framework-native load shaping that DLT currently strips out.
👍 React to signal interest. What traffic patterns do you need that DLT currently breaks?