Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
As developers we often employ unit- and integration testing to catch bugs early during development. But how to detect regressions in performance? Sometimes a small slowdown can go unnoticed for weeks or months until the app becomes unbearably slow and a profiler gets attached. In this talk, we'll take an in-the-trenches look at how we set up a performance testing suite for JRebel for Android. We'll talk about challenges we faced when running the tests on our CI servers. We'll also cover how we pinpoint regressions to a single commit with the help of Elasticsearch and Kibana.
As developers we often employ unit- and integration testing to catch bugs early during development. But how to detect regressions in performance? Sometimes a small slowdown can go unnoticed for weeks or months until the app becomes unbearably slow and a profiler gets attached. In this talk, we'll take an in-the-trenches look at how we set up a performance testing suite for JRebel for Android. We'll talk about challenges we faced when running the tests on our CI servers. We'll also cover how we pinpoint regressions to a single commit with the help of Elasticsearch and Kibana.
