Author name: Amit Elimelech

Most IoT failures in production were detectable before deployment — if the right tests existed. The problem is that the performance testing playbooks most engineering teams rely on were built for HTTP request-response cycles, browser-based user flows, and stateless web architectures. Apply those assumptions to an MQTT broker handling 10,000 persistent sensor connections, a CoAP

Your application just survived months of development, passed every unit test, cleared code review, and sailed through QA. Then launch day arrives, 3,000 users hit the checkout flow simultaneously, and the database connection pool exhausts in under ninety seconds. The site goes down. Revenue hemorrhages. The post-mortem reveals an uncomfortable truth: a single 30-minute load

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