There are certain situations where you may need to include files above file size and count limits of your RedLine13 subscription. In this brief guide, we will walk you through how to upload data files above this limit by hosting extra files in AWS S3.Read More →
As part of a recent update, tests that you run on RedLine13 now have the ability to automatically detect and install JMeter plugins that are referenced by your test plan. With a few simple one-time setup steps, automatic plugin installation can be accomplished from your JMeter tests with a single-click.Read More →
We recently updated the RedLine13 plugin for Jenkins for an important change which affected the latest versions of Chrome and some other popular browsers.Read More →
Our RedLine13 plugin for Jenkins can automate performance testing at build time and in continuous deployment environments. Recently, we extended this with the ability to install publicly available JMeter plugins automatically from within Jenkins. In this brief article, we will explain in a few basic steps how to enable this feature.Read More →
Sometimes, you need to use large files in your JMeter tests. Instead of uploading the files to RedLine13 for each test, you can store the files on your own server and download them on the load agents. Another advantage of hosting the files yourself is that you might have sensitive information in the file and don’t want to upload it to RedLine13 servers. To download self-hosted files for JMeter tests, you can use the JMeter FileRead 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 →
We would like to introduce a RedLine13 plugin which supports sending load agent system and process metrics to InfluxDB via Telegraf. There exists a multitude of reasons for wanting to do such, just as one customer has implemented a sophisticated real-time performance metrics dashboard using Grafana. In this step-by-step guide, we will cover the following: Using this plugin Using the plugin with JMeter BackEnd Listener Available stats How the plugin works on load agents Using thisRead More →