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title: "Comment by Rishabh Mishra on \"k6 vs JMeter: The Same 100-User Load Test, Side by Side\" | Hashnode"
description: "Running both against the same local endpoint keeps the comparison honest, and the repo makes it easy to reproduce. The next step I would try is the same test fr"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/k6-vs-jmeter-the-same-100-user-load-test-side-by-side/6af61ddbbff92477066dc65e)

Comment [k6 vs JMeter: The Same 100-User Load Test, Side by Side](https://hashnode.com/posts/k6-vs-jmeter-the-same-100-user-load-test-side-by-side/6af61ddbbff92477066dc65e)

[Rishabh Mishra](https://hashnode.com/@rushdeploy)

[2d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/k6-vs-jmeter-the-same-100-user-load-test-side-by-side/6af61ddbbff92477066dc65e/comment/6af67da197c64c197da16703)

Running both against the same local endpoint keeps the comparison honest, and the repo makes it easy to reproduce. The next step I would try is the same test from a separate machine against a deployed endpoint, since localhost hides network latency and connection limits. A staged ramp would also show more than a flat 100 VUs — how p95 degrades as the load builds, not just where it lands.