• locust-plugins

  • request logging & graphing
  • new protocols like websockets, selenium/webdriver, http users that load html page resources
  • readers (ways to get test data into your tests)
  • wait time (custom wait time functions)
  • debug (support for running a single user in the debugger)
  • checks (adds command line parameters to set locust exit code based on requests/s, error percentage and average response times)

• locust-swarm

• har2locust

A Locust master and a Locust worker communicate by exchanging msgpack messages, which is supported by many languages. So, you can write your User tasks in any languages you like. For convenience, some libraries do the job as a worker runner. They run your User tasks, and report to master regularly.

• Boomer - Go
• Locust4j - Java

• ansible-role-locust - an Ansible role to install, configure and control Locust as a systemd service, or to build Locust docker images using ansible-container. Also manages locustfiles and accompanying test data.
• locust_slave - an Ansible role to manage Locust slave instances.

DeliveryHero maintains an extensive list of helm charts, including one for locust.

AbdelrhmanHamouda has written a Kubernetes Operator for Locust