RedLine13 supports the ability to merge JTL output files for offline analysis after running a load test.  This alleviates the need to download and view each individual JTL output file.  Premium users can merge them into one JTL for convenience.  The ability to merge JTL files provides you with a more streamlined breakdown of your tests.  With this, you can easily cross-examine the individual JTL files that make up the single, merged file. Data analysis SinceRead More →

load testing memory usage

Here are some customer questions and our answers about load testing memory usage and other topics. Load Testing Memory Usage Question: Can someone assist me to double check my Memory usage on this test? In “Free Memory” how do I check if we are running out of memory in our test? Do we follow the rule of 75% Threshold? Do we have a way to clean this list of tests (check image below) without deleting it?Read More →

RedLine13 Soak Testing for Customer Sure Petcare

Animal intelligence meets the world of pets. Here’s how an international corporation turned to RedLine13 for soak testing of their global pet monitoring system to mitigate DDoS attacks. Sure Petcare, part of Antelliq, the World’s Leading Animal Intelligence Group, developed a system where a pet owner periodically sends information about his pet’s activity and the server processes this information asynchronously. They provide pet owners with smart devices and data that give them a better understanding ofRead More →

Movies and Load Tests Need More Than One Hour Max Test Duration

A good movie usually takes much more than an hour. A good load test does too. Most load testing platforms think an hour is all you need. Have you seen the limits on Maximum Test Duration of RedLine13 competitors? Maximum Test Duration is the maximum time that a load test can run. Most load testing platforms tell you it’s “The End” after just one hour. RedLine13 is unlimited! RedLine13 lets you see the entire test. You mightRead More →

Large Testing Team

RedLine13 now makes it even easier for large testing teams. An Enterprise Subscription now supports 20 team members. If you want more, you can add as many as you want for just $60 per year per team member. RedLine13 already provides unlimited tests for unlimited duration. Now your number of testers is virtually unlimited too! Check out the different subscription levels, from Free to Enterprise, to find the one that’s right for your organization. You canRead More →

Easier Load Test Search It’s easy to search your existing RedLine13 tests with new advanced filters. You can already search for your tests by name. Now you can search by test type and set date ranges. You can also choose to see estimated test costs in your search results. This is available for all paid accounts.Read More →

Added Continuous Testing support for CURL and Codeship. This is in addition to existing support for Jenkins.  Continuous Integration (CI) helps automate your code delivery pipeline and enables your teams to collaborate.  Continuous deployment (CD) is the practice of automating the delivery of software to production after passing a series of tests. Which brings us to the need for Continuous Testing. You now have more options for CI/CD Continuous Testing support. We’ve always known that thisRead More →

We sometimes get questions such as “Can I run my Load Test from multiple locations?” The answer is “yes, easily”. It makes sense that testing from one location is not the real world. Therefore, you want to test from multiple locations to simulate the real environment that your site gets, whether that is across your region or across the world. Configure to Run Your Load Test from Multiple Locations So when you configure your test, you simply chooseRead More →

BlazeMeter Comparison

BlazeMeter is one of the leading load testing platforms. RedLine13 has claimed that it provides (Almost) Free Load Testing. This post will first take a look at a BlazeMeter pricing comparison vs. RedLine13. Then it will take a look at a feature comparison because price isn’t everything. In addition, there is the increasing realization by businesses with the value of shift left testing. So this blog post will also look at pricing related to continuous integrationRead More →

How to use BeanShell Sampler to Load Test with Unique Users This guest post is courtesy of Mustafa Mahir Kaplancı of Etiya. A potential problem with automated load testing is when the system requires unique users to log in. Let’s imagine you would like to run a 5k virtual user test. And you’ve determined that you should use 10 AWS instance. In addition to the JMeter script you will also need to have one CSV file whichRead More →