We created RedLine13 and call it (Almost) Free Load Testing. So, what is it? Other load testing companies talk about it. But is it? First, let’s talk about (Almost) Free Load Testing and why we call it that. Two Cost Components of RedLine13 There are two cost components of RedLine13 load testing: RedLine13 costs and AWS costs. RedLine13 can be used for free. And when we say free, we mean free. We have different subscriptions includingRead More →
There are certain situations where you may need to include files above file size and count limits of your RedLine13 subscription. In this brief guide, we will walk you through how to upload data files above this limit by hosting extra files in AWS S3.Read More →
Given current trends, odds are your next performance testing project will span multiple cloud providers. RedLine13 makes perfect sense as a framework for testing across these environments.Read More →
Most load testing tools offer a free version. There are typically many limitations that companies put on you when they offer free load testing. If you don’t like limitations, then you’ll probably want to check out RedLine13. Limitations Here is a common set of free load testing limitations that you’ll find on load testing subscriptions: Number of tests Test duration vCPUs (for load test servers) RedLine13 Free Load Testing Here is what RedLine has to sayRead More →
This is a review with a link to the recent webinar on Load Testing During a Pandemic. Load Testing your website or app can be even more challenging during a Pandemic. We heard how the challenge nearly put RedLine13 customer RunSignup out of business and what they did. It was a short 30 minute webinar that was direct and informative without the fluff. Nearly any company can learn something about load testing during a pandemic. ThereRead More →
Load Testing your website or app can be even more challenging during a Pandemic. Hear how the challenge nearly put RedLine13 customer RunSignup out of business and what they did. This will be direct and informative without the fluff. Nearly any company can learn something about load testing during a pandemic. There will be a Q&A. Best way to get your questions answered is to email info@redline13.com. Register now. Try your own test on RedLine13 for free.Read More →
Knowing your website capacity is essential for your online business. You can do your load testing online with RedLine13. Deliver high performance websites, apps and APIs faster. RedLine13 is a load testing platform that brings the low cost power of the cloud to JMeter and other open source load testing tools. Run tests with 5,000,000 interactions and 500,000 users and more with unlimited scaling in the cloud. Test all of your apps, from web and mobile apps to microservicesRead More →
Basic Users get new High Limits and Premium Users get Unlimited Load Testing Every AWS server has a virtual CPU count. For example, an m5.xlarge instance type has four virtual CPUs in total. See AWS EC2 for details. We are putting in new high limits related to the value of the services we provide from free subscriptions to unlimited load testing for premium users: Free RedLine13 subscriptions will have a limit of 10 vCPUs per test.Read More →
In this blog post, we will talk about Load Testing in a Continuous Integration Environment and how to effectively integrate with cloud systems using RedLine13. The crucial point of the this blog post is that we are preparing our load test script just using Selenium code. Before we begin our example, let’s briefly talk about the technologies used in Continuous Integration (CI) processes in our post. Jenkins is an open source automation server and an integrationRead More →
When doing a Free Load Testing Comparison, ‘Free’ seems to mean very different things! Let’s be honest. Free load testing is not the same as a 30 day free trial. What good is that? You’re going to be paying on day 31, day 32 and on and on. And those ‘free trials’ have limitations on ‘free load testing’. The whole reason that RedLine13 got into the load testing business was because we had seen how expensiveRead More →
