You have written your test plan and are ready to run your cloud-based load test with RedLine13, leveraging AWS resources to easily scale your load profile. However, before you can launch your test, you’ll need to decide on how many EC2 load testing servers you will need. In this brief guide, we will discuss the concepts and simple calculations to help you determine that number.Read More →
The load agents which are spun in your AWS environment have no access to other AWS resources, by default they only have access to standard protocols limited to the VPC environment in which they are launched. Short version – your load agents are limited to making HTTP(s) requests to services. We will walk through attaching an AWS Instance Profile to a load agent. There are times you might want your load agents to access other AWSRead More →
Load Agent Location Manager With our update, you can now control exactly which load agent locations you want to see and use. For example, if you only test on Virginian servers, it’d be best to only activate that load agent location, thus increasing your page’s reload time. You can also control the default subnet and security groups for all load agents: If you want to get started with the load agent location manager, begin by loggingRead More →
