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In the k6-learn parallel requests section, there's a question there
that goes thus.
Question 3
When might you not want to use parallel requests?
A: When you want to increase the number of requests your test is sending
B: When you have requests using multiple types of HTTP methods
C: When you're testing API endpoints
And the answer given is this which I think is at variance with the "not" in the question:
A. The key here is your objective, not what you're testing. If you want to increase your test throughput (the number of requests sent by k6), parallel requests would be a valid way to do that. Whether you're using multiple HTTP methods or testing API endpoints is beside the point.
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In the k6-learn parallel requests section, there's a question there
that goes thus.
Question 3
When might you not want to use parallel requests?
A: When you want to increase the number of requests your test is sending
B: When you have requests using multiple types of HTTP methods
C: When you're testing API endpoints
And the answer given is this which I think is at variance with the "not" in the question:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: