We have added support for Seoul Asia Pacific (Seoul), enabling all 10 AWS regions. Region Name Region US East (N. Virginia) us-east-1 US West (N. California) us-west-1 US West (Oregon) us-west-2 EU (Ireland) eu-west-1 EU (Frankfurt) eu-central-1 Asia Pacific (Tokyo) ap-northeast-1 Asia Pacific (Seoul) ap-northeast-2 Asia Pacific (Singapore) ap-southeast-1 Asia Pacific (Sydney) ap-southeast-2 South America (Sao Paulo) sa-east-1 Selected Advanced Cloud Options Drop down Location Select “Asia Pacific (Seoul)” Run your tests. Not all instances sizes andRead More →

New Feature Alert! We track User or Thread time starts Graphs can show cumulative results Both apply to free load test or subscription cloud load test User or Thread Starts Simple or Custom PHP load tests will show Users created Apache JMeter will show Threads started Cumulative Results In combination with User/Thread starts you can see sum of threads running and completed. Cumulative results can also be used with Individual Results KB Data from Responses Simple PHP testRead More →

We are happy to call this our Valentine’s release, all features are driven by user requests.   As always feedback and new ideas welcome. Simple Test Plan now has RampUp time. Team Filtering Detailed Percentiles for pages Summary View Requests Table Requests Table Filter Kill Servers for Managed Servers with Policy Validation Averaging Graphs Aligning Graphs timestamp AutoIncrement Test Name Overview Requests/Threads includes Error Data Request Metrics with KB per request and Averages Error Graphs by URL: Error Rate,Read More →

We keep working on releases and updates based completely on user feedback, so keep it coming and hopefully we can continue to make load testing simple and affordable together. Gatling.io Update Multiple Feeder files – no longer only one file for Gatling load tests, now Gatling is supported on par with Apache JMeter. Split – Any text file can be split across multiple servers.   A 10,000 line csv file called users.csv run with 10 servers will be split evenly across 10Read More →

We have had an increasing number of JMeter users since we announced support several months ago. We have been adding minor big fixes and improvements along the way as we get feedback. We recently made a couple of changes for large JMX files (20MB was the customer example) and large set of config files (215 was the customer example). We just deployed the ability to upload and expand config files (supports .tar, .gz, .tgz, .zip). When uncompressedRead More →

When we first launched with Gatling the community had released 2.0.2 and only a few months later they are at 2.1.4. This community is going fast and furious building better releases. We encourage folks to move to the newest version, but if you are still on 2.0.2 we added multiple version support for Gatling. We will try to keep up with the community as they keep improving the project. Selecting your version for Gatling by using the versionRead More →

Gatling  Support This post is a bit delayed because the conversation really started at AWS re:Invent. As noted in the review post by Bob it was a great event and we appreciated the love from many folks coming to our less than impressive booth.   While we received many requests for info on our Jenkins and JMeter integration, quite a few folks asked us about Gatling support. Why Gatling.io for RedLine? In building Redline we were thinking about theRead More →

Load testing has always been too expensive to make it a part of your Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment process. That changes with RedLine13, since all you are paying for are your AWS costs – which RedLine13 minimizes by deploying spot instances and managing them for you by spinning them up and bringing them down automatically. RedLine13 makes it simple to set up with Jenkins.  Download and install the Jenkins Plug In, and then configure theRead More →

We now allow you to deploy JMeter tests on RedLine13. This makes it very simple to massively deploy your JMeter tests. RedLine manage and deploy your JMeter test to any number of AWS instances, sizes and regions. RedLine does the startup of those servers (Spot or On Demand) as well as deployment and running of the JMeter tests on those servers and the collection and display of the resulting performance data. You can take any .jmx fileRead More →

We have added the ability to  Get and Post parameters in RedLine.  Previously, we allowed just a ping of a URL, or to write a custom load agent in PHP or Node.js. We might call this the Goldilocks release – not to simple, not too hard.  Just right in the middle.Read More →