RedLine13 Basic vs Premium

What are the similarities and differences between a RedLine13 Basic vs Premium subscription? Similarities and Differences There are some key similarities with Basic and Premium. Both subscriptions have no limits on the number of tests you run. They have no limits on the duration of your tests. Both have real-time graphs, Jenkins integration and API access. But there are some differences between RedLine13 Basic vs Premium. Team Support A Basic subscription is for a single user.Read More →

You get a free, 14 day trial of RedLine13 with: Premium features Support for JMeter and other Open Source Tools Load test at scale with tests of any size Simple Web and API testing Integrate with Jenkins for Continuous Integration Analyze and diagnose issues in real time Automate performance tests in any environment Data-driven load tests for full test coverage Use plug-ins Download logs and raw output from load generators Clone a load test with oneRead More →

Install JMeter Plugins Automatically from Jenkins

Our RedLine13 plugin for Jenkins can automate performance testing at build time and in continuous deployment environments.  Recently, we extended this with the ability to install publicly available JMeter plugins automatically from within Jenkins.  In this brief article, we will explain in a few basic steps how to enable this feature.Read More →

The Results page now has more features. We have updated the actions layout to display the most relevant and useful options at the conclusion of a test, as well as during test execution. Improved layout with additional options. New buttons Print. This feature has always been available but not as easy to find. It now appears in a convenient location on the results page. Report. This new feature allows you to send us a message ifRead More →

Performance test automation usually refers to CI/CD. And CI/CD is an important component, but there is much more. Performance test automation is about anything that reduces manual effort to run tests, to pass information, to communicate, etc. Some companies have even created test automation groups to lead the way for their companies in this important area. We’ll get to that at the end. We’ll look at some key areas where RedLine13 supports performance test automation. CI/CDRead More →

load testing q&a with RedLine13 customer ON24

This is a load testing Q&A we did with RedLine13 Customer ON24. ON24, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company that markets products and services based upon webcasting and virtual event and environment technology. ON24 is a privately held company whose primary venture capital investors are Goldman Sachs, Gold Hill Capital, U.S. Venture Partners, Canaan Partners and Rho Ventures. Christian Nguyen is the Load Test Engineer for ON24.  Load Testing Q&A RedLine13: You just renewed your RedLine13Read More →

Continuous Load Testing

How many businesses or organizations actually do continuous load testing? There are typically two purposes for load tests: event-based and continuous load tests. The first is the one we normally think of: load tests that are run due to some external event. It could be a new marketing campaign that is going to drive additional volume. It could be a new version of software and wanting to make sure that it will handle the volume. OrRead More →

Test Types with Jenkins and RedLine13

This post will specifically address team support of the Jenkins-RedLine13 integration. This integration with Jenkins means that you can build, deploy and load test your project continuously with Jenkins individually or as part of a team.  We call this Automated Testing with Jenkins – Team Support. We’ll then talk about how a RedLine13 customer is doing this today. Setting up your Jenkins-Redline13 Integration If you haven’t set up your Jenkins-Redline13 integration, here are the instructions toRead More →

You can already see real-time metrics of your tests. An API retrieves Live Load Test Metrics? Why would you want an API that does that while a load test is running? A RedLine13 customer asked for it and it became clear what the benefits would be. This means that while a load test is running, you can be monitoring the test with an API and initiating actions as soon as some event occurs. Which means youRead More →