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Gatling 2.2.X: Overview of Support and Updates

By: RedLine13

Gatling+RedLine13

We are pleased to announce that RedLine13 now supports Gatling version 2.2.X, scaled-out Gatling-Reports, and everything that it has to offer. We’ve made a few other updates and improvements to the RedLine13 and Gatling services that will make cloud load testing easier and cheaper for our users.

Features and Updates include: 

  • Added full support for Gatling 2.2.x
    • See what’s new in Gatling 2.2
    • Additionally, we have removed support for Gatling 2.0.x
  • Added Support for using Maven & Gatling
    • Based on user feedback, we have now added support for executing Gatling tests using Maven.
    • Maven version 3.0.5, Java version1.8.0_91
  • Gatling & RedLine13 metrics now support detailed percentiles/reporting features:
    • GatlineRedLine13Percentiles
  • Ability to generate Gatling reports across multiple servers and load agents
    • RedLine13 now supports Gatling 2.2.0 in our User Interface and Gatling 2.2.x via Maven execution.
    • Gatling-Load-Test-4-servers-for-reports
  • You can now download your full Gatling report:
    • Cloud-Test-Gatling-Report-Cross-Load-Agents
    • Easily open and view your dowloaded report in your browser:
    • Gatling-Report-4-server
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