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By Kirils Podgaļskis
"Load, load testing, load test this, load test that, Loadero, LoadNinja, load, load, load... ugh, what should I choose?!'' - we can only imagine what the experience of choosing a load testing tool is like. The Loadero team has decided to ease the burden of choosing between testing tools by writing a comparison review about Loadero and LoadNinja. By the way, if you’re considering testRTC as an option too, we have published a similar article before, where we compared Loadero and testRTC.
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By Loadero Team
The month of October has brought with it multiple notable changes, such as the ability to filter tests by their labels, as well as use UUID generation packages in Loadero test scripts. Additionally, the Nightwatch.js built-in command saveScreenshot() can now be used in Loadero scripts. Read about each of these changes in detail below!
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By Ulvis Blathens
We at Loadero regularly plan, implement and execute performance tests for clients which has led to us acquiring plenty of first-hand experience on the topic. Within this article we want to share with readers exactly what performance testing is, why it is valuable, as well as cover several factors that should be taken into consideration when deciding on the tests' implementation.
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By Loadero Team
Welcome to the September edition of “What’s New in Loadero”! Along with various fixes we also have an announcement to make about something that is external to the app’s functionality - our blog!
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By Loadero Team
We are here to deliver another two-month dose of Loadero updates! These updates will cover changes implemented in Loadero during July and August 2024.
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By Loadero Team
We are here to deliver another blog post of two months’ worth of updates for the price of reading just one article. These updates will cover changes implemented in Loadero during May and June 2024.
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By Loadero Team
Brace yourself for a two-month special of all things new in Loadero that were introduced in the months of March and April! Deprecation warning for Loadero API: after 01.07.2024. participant and run_participant responses will no longer contain a “media_type” field. If your usage of Loadero is dependent on the expectation that this field will be present, then we suggest removing this dependency in the near future.
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By Loadero Team
Welcome back to the latest entry in Loadero showcasing their latest features and fixes!
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By Loadero Team
Welcome back to Loadero’s monthly newsletter and a happy new year to you all! Last month we implemented several fixes, as well some brand new functionality – all of which will be gone over in this article.
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By Loadero Team
Welcome to our blog post about unlocking the full potential of Loadero beyond its Web App interface. While the Loadero Web App provides a user-friendly platform for conducting end-to-end tests with a global reach, did you know that you can also create, manage, and execute tests using the Command Line Interface (CLI)?
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By Loadero
Part 3 of our quickstart tutorial series will guide you through the process of adding a participant group to your test in Loadero and explain how group structure can be helpful. Follow the steps described to create and configure test participant groups for your needs.
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By Loadero
Part 2 of our quickstart tutorial series will guide you through the process of creating and configuring a test in Loadero and explain every test parameter you have to set. Follow the steps described and you will create your first test easily.
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By Loadero
Are you ready to start creating cloud-hosted tests for your web application? This video shows how to set up a new account and a project to handle your performance and load tests. Follow the steps described and you will be ready to start working on your first test in a matter of minutes.
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By Loadero
Loadero performance and load testing service allows you to run end-to-end tests of your web service from a cloud-hosted infrastructure. Whenever you need to test smoothness of operation of your application for different browsers, locations or network conditions, test WebRTC app with simulated webcam and microphone inputs, load test with thousands of virtual participants or record your test run session for further analysis, Loadero got you covered with these and a lot other useful features.
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By Loadero
Loadero simplifies creation, running and hosting of end-to-end tests for real-time communications applications. These tests will exercise all flows involved in the application and provides a way to do performance assertions. Loadero can be used to test webRTC applications that require webcam and microphone inputs. Once the tests have finished running, webRTC statistics like jitter, latency and bandwidth are available for analysis. If certain thresholds for statistics are known, they can be enforced with post-run assertions.
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Loadero is a cloud-hosted service for testing websites and web applications. Performance and load tests with powerful features like built-in media for WebRTC testing, network conditioning, choosing browser versions and worldwide locations are available for running tests for tens of thousands concurrent users.
Simple and complex test scenarios can be scripted using Selenium in JavaScript or Java and run to get a detailed statistics report, that includes machine use data for every participant, WebRTC data and summarized results with graphs.
Our flexible pricing model allows single runs on demand with single payment and subscription for frequent use. From single user to enterprise scale, Loadero has all necessary to fulfill your testing needs.
With Loadero you can run:
- Performance tests: With performance tests you can run functional UI automation and collect different client-side statistics during the test runtime. Performance tests provide full logging as well as detailed client machine and WebRTC statistics.
- Load tests: Load test mode lets you test your service under high load conditions. Loadero can simulate thousands of participants using the same scenarios and UI automation as in performance tests, providing high code reusability and exercising all application flows, including background requests, data sharing, and media flows.
- WebRTC tests: Set everything a WebRTC app is sensitive to: media quality, network conditions, participants locations, browser versions and get detailed WebRTC statistics.
Your performance & load testing partner from the cloud.