We have created a plugin for RedLine13 users to execute Gatling tests using SBT + Java. Gatling Older SBT-Plugin If you are using the older Gatling SBT-Plugin, you can package your JAR to be complete with everything required to run the test.   After the package is created, you can test locally A community member provided an example project that can be used to model here. After we have used SBT to package our JAR, we can take the generatedRead More →

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 &Read More →

RedLine13 now supports Gatling 2.2.0 in our User Interface and Gatling 2.2.x via maven execution. Maven instructions read here. Selecting Gatling Version  Start a Test and Select Gatling For Simulation drop in your simulation.scala Select the gatling version If you want the true gatling reports and simulation logs, check “Save the response output from individual tests and calculate percentiles” Don’t forget to select your cloud settings, # servers and locations. “Start Test”!Read More →

RedLine13 continues making load testing easier and cheaper than anyone else. We have extended RedLine13 Gatling support to generate Gatling Reports across all of your load agents.  This allows you to take advantage of the RedLine13 generated metrics and full access to the Gatling reports. You can run your gatling test on 1 – 100 (technically even more) servers and your output will include the cross-agent gatling report.  This is supported for Gatling version 2.1.x or Gatling 2.2.x,Read More →

Cloud load testing a Gatling.IO test plan on RedLine13 via Maven. Information Maven version 3.0.5, Java version 1.8.0_91 Gatling Version is controlled by your Maven definition. Each agent will have its own repository, it is shared for all tests run on a single agent. First test on an agent will have to pull in all of your dependencies, including gatling version. Second test will startup faster, but running through maven is slower than just using a single simulation SelectingRead More →

Your JMeter input files can now be split evenly across all your servers.   This can apply to CSV files or any other text file upload, typically provided by the JMeter CSV Data Set Config  The Split file option solves the issues of needing to deal with manually spreading data files between servers so each has a unique data set.    We automatically slice the file so each load server has about the same amount of lines.Read 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 →