Artillery.io
Artillery.io is an open-source load testing tool. It's designed to be both straightforward in configuration (YAML files), and powerful. The Artillery executor allow you to run Artillery tests with Testkube.
cURL
Testkube is able to run cURL commands as tests.
Cypress
Our dedicated Cypress executor allows running Cypress tests with Testkube - directly from your Git repository.
Ginkgo
Check out our blog post to learn to write more expressive tests in Go using Ginkgo, Gomega, and Testkube.
Gradle
Testkube allows running Gradle based tasks that could also be tests. For example, we can easily run JUnit tests in Testkube.
executor-jmeter
JMeter is an integral part of Testkube. The Testkube JMeter executor is installed by default during the Testkube installation.
K6
Testkube's k6 executor provides a convenient way of running k6 tests.
KubePug
KubePug is a kubectl plugin checking for deprecated Kubernetes clusters or deprecated versions of Kubernetes manifests. It can connect to both your cluster directly and it can run on input files.
Maven
Testkube allows us to run Maven-based tasks which could be also tests. For example, we can easily run JUnit tests in Testkube now.
Playwright
Playwright is an end-to-end testing and automation framework developed by Microsoft. Starting from the Testkube Helm chart version 1.9.5, it is possible to use Testkube to manage your Playwright tests inside your Kubernetes cluster.
Postman
Testkube is able to run Postman collections inside your Kubernetes cluster so it can be used to test internal or external services.
SoapUI
SoapUI is an open-source tool used for the end-to-end testing of REST, SOAP and GraphQL APIs, as well as JMS, JDBC and other web services. Testkube supports the SoapUI executor implementation.
📄️ Prebuilt Testkube Executor
The new and recommended way of running custom images is to use Container Executors.
📄️ Container Executor
The Testkube Container Executor allows you to run your own container images for executing tests. Testkube orchestrates the Tests using the container image as Kubernetes Jobs.