RedLine13 provides a command and control architecture for storing, planning, starting, monitoring, and reporting performance tests at scale. This is achieved by using Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud technology inside our AWS and your AWS account.Create Load TestsBuild load tests in your tool.Apache JMeterGatling.IOPHPNodeJSPythonSimple URLAnd wrap them in RedLine13 to make them easy to execute.RedLine13 Plugins and Open Plugin ArchitectureStoreThrough our Web, API, or Jenkins interface you can prepare and integrate load tests in your continuous development lifecycle.PlanPlanRead More →

Open Source Tools Get The Job DoneOpen source projects like Apache JMeter have been around for 15+ years building what people use and need, not bells and whistles.  This is why our approach is an open architecture for performance testing.    We support Gatling, Apache JMeter, Selenium (current through JMeter Plugin), and open tests written in PHP, Python, or NodeJS.Read More →

Your Cloud, Your Load TestsWith RedLine13’s open architecture, we provide an easy, accessible, and cheap means for load testing. Precisely tune and control your cloud load agents for any given requirement, and then easily scale and repeatedly test with little effort. Read More →

RedLine13: (Almost) Free Load TestingSave Time & Money With Cloud Load Testing Start Testing for Free Load and Performance Testing is No Longer an Expensive Endeavor Write Tests in JMeter, Gatling, PHP, or NodeJS We support the most popular testing methods out there. Run simple URL tests through our website, craft tests in Apache JMeter or Gatling, or even upload your own custom PHP and Node.JS test. Testing should never be about compromising, and with RedLine13Read More →

Open Architecture for Performance TestingLoad Testing execution comes in many forms, development in the language you are comfortable with or extensible platforms for simplifying the process of performance testing.   RedLine13 does not provide proprietary technology or closed-source platforms for building your test plans.  We take part in making performance testing usable within the existing communities.Read More →