We just added support for response variables in load tests. loader.io can now parse the HTTP header responses from your website, and you can use the value of these headers in subsequent test requests.
Using variables, you can now run … Continue reading
moreDan, a loader.io user, emailed recently to ask about some confusinginteresting test load test results. The test configuration was fairly simple:
Add-ons for running longer load tests and more URLs per test
The team has been doing a lot of work to make sure we provide the very best and most requested features to our user community. As a result, today … Continue reading
moreWe’re always collecting feedback and we take it very seriously. One common thing we hear from our users is the confusion of how our existing test types are named and work. We’ll admit our naming flat out stinks, and more … Continue reading
moreWe’ve made the minimum and maximum times and a histogram showing a distribution of times available to our Pro users.
The minimum and maximum times are now found in the summary information on the left hand side when viewing test … Continue reading
moreFirst round of advanced statistics now available for Pro plan users
We are happy to announce the first round of advanced statistics planned for our Pro users: we’ve added the ability to see statistics for each URL in a test.… Continue reading
moreIntroducing loader PRO
In just a few months loader.io has become one of the most trusted load testing platforms with over 10,000 users. Our focus has always been to add only the most important features based on real, honest and … Continue reading
moreSome of you have been asking for this for a while now, and it’s been on our todo list for quite a while, too. We have always supported the basic methods GET and POST, and we are happy to announce … Continue reading
moreJoin Sean White, software engineer at SendGrid Labs & key personality behind yours truly (loader.io), and Harpreet Singh, senior director of product management at CloudBees, for a demonstration of how to configure a highly-scalable, cloud-based continuous integration and load testing … Continue reading
moreToday is a big day. It used to be a test could only be run once. Want to run the same configuration again? Clone the test and re-run. Not anymore! Today that all changes; loader.io just got more awesome.
You … Continue reading
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