Why Apache JMeter and BlazeMeter Are Better Together
If you already use and love Apache JMeter™, BlazeMeter supercharges your testing experience. It’s 100% compatible with Apache JMeter, so you can keep using your favorite scripts — while gaining powerful extras like cloud scalability, enhanced security, and enterprise-grade features. With BlazeMeter, you get the best of both worlds: the flexibility of open source and the strength of a robust testing platform built for modern performance testing.
Go Beyond Apache JMeter's Open Source Benefits
Load testing with Apache JMeter™ and BlazeMeter gets you continuous code quality, efficient and successful deployments, and satisfied users. New to BlazeMeter? You can start testing in minutes.
Load Testing Types You Can Run with BlazeMeter
Run every time you release a new version to identify bottlenecks, bugs and errors. Ensure performance and functionality to keep your application from crashing or slowing down when your users need it.
Run cloud-based load testing to find out how your system handles heavy loads of thousands or millions of users to examine speed and stability. Test to avoid crashes, as part of your regular testing routine and before big events.
Run before major events like Black Friday or product launches to analyze system behavior under extreme loads. Make sure your users stay with you, not your competitors.
Run occasionally to check your system’s sustainability for unexpected traffic spikes. Prepare for the unexpected and ensure your system can handle the loads and recover quickly.
Combine UX and load testing to see what your user sees under heavy loads. Make sure your app is ready for whatever the world throws at it - on every device and platform!
Wield the Power of Cloud-Based Load Testing
Combining Apache JMeter and BlazeMeter takes load testing to new heights. Experience it firsthand with a custom demo tailored to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Apache JMeter is an open-source tool commonly used for performance and load testing applications and APIs. Teams can use JMeter to create test plans that simulate user traffic and evaluate how systems perform under load. BlazeMeter builds on JMeter-based testing by adding cloud scalability, centralized test management, real-time reporting, and enterprise testing capabilities.
BlazeMeter is 100% compatible with Apache JMeter, allowing teams to continue using their existing JMeter scripts while running performance tests with BlazeMeter’s cloud-based testing capabilities. This lets JMeter users preserve their existing test plans and skills while gaining greater scalability, reporting, and CI/CD integration.
Yes. JMeter tests can be run using cloud infrastructure, and BlazeMeter provides managed cloud load generation for JMeter-based performance testing. Teams can upload existing JMeter .jmx scripts to BlazeMeter and run them at scale without building and maintaining their own load-generation infrastructure.
You can scale JMeter tests through distributed testing or by running existing JMeter scripts on managed cloud infrastructure such as BlazeMeter. BlazeMeter runs JMeter scripts natively, allowing teams to scale tests without rewriting their .jmx scripts or maintaining their own distributed load generators.
No. BlazeMeter executes JMeter natively, so existing .jmx test scripts can be used without rewriting them. This allows teams to maintain their current JMeter workflows while adding cloud-based scalability and additional performance testing capabilities.
Apache JMeter is an open-source performance testing tool, while BlazeMeter extends JMeter-based testing with cloud-native scalability, centralized test management, advanced analytics and reporting, enterprise security and governance, and additional testing capabilities. Rather than replacing JMeter, BlazeMeter is designed to help teams preserve their JMeter investment while addressing challenges that emerge as performance testing scales.
Yes. BlazeMeter integrates performance testing with CI/CD tools including Jenkins and TeamCity, allowing teams to incorporate JMeter-based tests into continuous testing workflows. Tests can be run as part of CI pipelines to identify performance problems earlier in the software delivery lifecycle.
Yes. BlazeMeter provides real-time visual reporting for performance tests, including metrics such as throughput, errors, and latency. Teams can also access KPIs for trend analysis and share testing insights with stakeholders.
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