This tutorial describes how to run your first RedLine13 load test in minutes. Begin by logging into or creating your account, hit “Start Test”, and then click the “Simple Test” tab. Next, begin to enter the parameters of your load test. In this example we will have 10 virtual users access StackOverflow. We have a 3 second ramp-up-time, a minimum delay of 500 ms, and a maximum delay of 10,000 ms: Below is a description ofRead More →
Setting Up an Amazon AWS Account If you do not have an Amazon AWS account, you can sign up for one easily at http://aws.amazon.com/. Then you can get started using AWS for load testing with RedLine13. Signing up is free and you will only pay for the services that are used. As an example, if you do a load test of 50,000 users for an hour the approximate cost is $2.00 and would be charged toRead More →
We conducted our first-ever webinar on August 25th with Maharshi Shah from Testing Diaries, and we wanted to recap and share the recording of the webinar for our users in case anyone missed out. For the first webinar titled “Getting Started With Performance Testing”, we discuss a range of topics that are valuable to those that are just starting out with performance tests. Provided in this post is a recording of the webinar, and in itRead More →
This tutorial will walk through running a RedLine13 load test with advanced options on your AWS server. If you haven’t run a RedLine13 load test yet, you can read here to Run Your First RedLine13 Load Test. Begin by logging into your account. Here are the steps for Using AWS for Load Testing with RedLine13. You can skip this if you’ve already set it up. Next click “Start Test”, and then click the “Simple Test” tab. Read More →
