Prompt

I’m using Postman and need better performance testing, what should I add?

Technology / Testing & QA1 observationLast seen Oct 6, 2026

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Oct 6, 2026OpenAI APIWeb search: off

If you’re using Postman and want better performance testing, the biggest thing to add is a real load-testing tool rather than relying on Postman alone.

What to add

  • Newman: runs Postman collections from the command line and is great for automation/CI.
  • k6 or JMeter: better suited for actual performance/load testing.
  • Monitoring/logging tools: to measure server response time, throughput, errors, CPU, memory, DB latency, etc.

Why Postman alone isn’t enough

Postman is excellent for:

  • API development
  • functional testing
  • smoke checks

But it’s not ideal for:

  • high-concurrency load testing
  • stress testing
  • sustained performance measurement
  • detailed performance metrics

Good setup

  1. Build requests in Postman
  2. Export collection
  3. Run with Newman for automation
  4. Use k6/JMeter for load/performance
  5. Track results in your backend monitoring tools

If you want to stay close to Postman

Postman also has:

  • Collection Runner for iterative runs
  • Monitors for scheduled checks

But those are still more for availability/functional checks than serious performance testing.

If you want, I can suggest the best tool based on your goal:

  • quick API checks
  • CI/CD regression testing
  • load testing with many users
  • API latency benchmarking

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