#gyges_api
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slow pilot
Hello! The real answer is that you shouldn't be using test mode for scaling or load tests. If you want to perform scaling or load tests you should do so on your own infrastructure and mock Stripe API responses.
Test mode is for helping you build and test the functionality of your integration, it's not for scaling or load testing. It has different limits and behavior for things like rate limits vs. live mode, so it's going to give you inaccurate results regardless.
dusky steeple
Generally we do mock for tests, but before major product launches we will roll through a test set of products that are configured with anonymized data to ensure the api is returning the expected results for this specific payment flow on our site.
slow pilot
That makes sense, but that doesn't sound like something you would need 4,000 Customers for.
dusky steeple
Well we have many different products and many of them are configured differently, IE different locales/configurations/card types ect.
So there is some reason there are that many customers
slow pilot
Alright, well, in any case I would recommend making these updates with the API. You should not attempt to automate any Stripe UIs.
dusky steeple
Alright, there isn't any other alternative that could make that less of a pain?
slow pilot
No, there's no way to bulk update or anything like that. The easiest way to do this is to write a script that will make the API requests.
dusky steeple
Okay, thanks