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 →

Load testing may seem like a tiresome, difficult, and expensive task, however that is actually far from the truth. Here at RedLine13 we’re all about “almost” free load testing, and even when you do have to pay for testing, the cost is exponentially less compared to other services out there. Additionally, load testing isn’t necessarily as complicated or involved as you might think, as our users and others have been saying. Martin Larsen, the Senior DeveloperRead More →

We have added support for controlling custom properties being passed into Gatling or JMeter test plans. This is available for JMeter and Gatling tests and in the advanced settings sections. Gatling Command Line JMeter Command LineRead More →

RedLine13 Just Got Real RedLine13 started from a need to support 50,000 users registering in minutes.   The load testing market has been full of large, expensive, closed, and locked-down providers.   There was no way for RunSignUp to scale without a large investment for initially a point in time need.  Stephen Sigwart and Bob Bickel decided they needed to build something quick for their business.  Afterwards, they realized they had something special – easy, inexpensive, and rapid load testing.  Read More →

Richard Friedman recently gave a talk at FOSSCON2015  on Open Source Load Testing. It covered Common Sense of Load Testing What we measure with Load Testing Simple Load Testing Process Joys and pain of load testing When do we load test Scaling load tests old way Scaling load tests new way How we monitor the results Review of the Open Source Load Testing Tools such as JMeter, Gatling, The Grinder, and many others. Why integrate load testing with continuousRead 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 →

We have been working hard on continual new enhancements to RedLine Load Testing. We roll these out as we develop them – a number of them free like Jenkins, Gatling and JMeter  support, and some of them reserved for our Professional version. Here is a recap of all of the features (and pointers to the documentation) we are offering for only $30 per month and UNLIMITED use: Clone Test A one click mechanism to re-run a previousRead More →