Selenium Basics for Load Testing

We have several examples available to help you get started with Selenium WebDriver testing on RedLine13. In this brief post, we’ll go about constructing a Selenium script from scratch. We will also review the basic necessities and also common pitfalls when deploying on RedLine13. Selenium supports several languages for scripting, with JavaScript being a popular choice. The first line in our script should be instantiating the redline WebDriver instance: const redline = require(‘redline13-webdriver’); We will wantRead More →

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We are pleased to announce that you can now use Selenium WebDriver to create and run performance tests on RedLine13. You only need change how you load the driver; this will not impact your existing WebDriver scripts at all. By using your existing scripts (or new ones), you can launch PhantomJS, Chrome, or Firefox instances in the cloud simulating hundreds or thousands of users. We have load tested a 5,000 real user simulation with a WebDriverRead More →

We have extended our JMeter Plugin support and built a framework to easily adapt new Plugins into our architecture.  We currently offer the common plugins and some new ones coming very soon. Standard Extras ExtrasWithLibs WebDriver Learn more about our WebDriver Support Hadoop Selecting the plugin will make sure the proper libraries are packaged with your test and if required ask for some extra property configuration.    Read More →

We are very excited to launch JMeter + Selenium WebDriver Plugin support (in Beta) on AWS. This little update makes it seamless to launch web driver tests at scale.  Create real user tests and generate images of the results as you would a normal Selenium tests. Tested  on our Linux (Ubuntu) images Chrome Firefox Key things to know  We do not provide support for Windows/IE support If folks find this feature useful we will continue toRead More →