non-JMeter files

RedLine13 lets you take the load test results of non-JMeter tests and do anything you would with JMeter results. That means you can use Redline13 to generate a JMeter Dashboard report for a JMeter test and any other test types. RedLine13 does this by generating a .JTL file for all test types, not just JMeter tests. We suggest downloading your merged .JTL file and load it in JMeter. Open JMeter and just add a listener whichRead More →

If you’ve never run a load test, here’s where to figure out how to run your first load test. Simple URL – This post and video will demonstrate how to run a simple URL test to gauge performance of a website. If you’re new to load testing, this is the easiest test to run on RedLine13. JMeter – Apache JMeter is one of the most popular tools for load testing and scaling out your JMeter testRead More →

Postman Load Test

Postman is used for building, testing, and delivering API’s. To do the testing in the cloud we integrated Postman with RedLine13 to run any Postman collection inside RedLine13 as a performance test. The Postman Load Testing project is available on github. Postman Collections In Postman, a collection is used to allow you to bundle many different requests into one group. Collections are a great way to organize requests so that they “accurately mirror your API”. PostmanRead More →

Postman Load Test

Postman, the popular tool used for building, testing, and delivering API’s, is now compatible with RedLine13 to run a Postman load test. We’ve integrated Postman as a means to run any Postman collection inside RedLine13 as a performance test.  The project is available on github. Postman Collections In Postman, a collection is used to allow you to bundle many different requests into one group. Collections are a great way to organize requests so that they “accurately mirrorRead More →