This blog shares 3 things to pay special attention to when stress testing your API, including designing and running your API load tests and how to manage them. Read more to become an API testing pro.

Understanding how our systems respond when they are pushed to their very limits is of great relevance. Let's see how to stress test with JMeter and BlazeMeter.

Use stress testing to see how your system can handle heavy traffic loads, before big events and for maintenance. Learn when and how to use stress, spike and soak tests. Load test now.

What’s the difference between performance testing, stress testing, spike tests and soak tests, and which test is suitable for which situation? Read the full tutorial.

I’m a BlazeMeter user and I run stress and load tests on my system. Read and learn how I run high scale load tests once a quarter and ongoing continuous testing

API performance testing is crucial for optimal system performance. To help you navigate through, this article is an introduction to API testing terminology and scenarios.

Read how CA Technologies implements BlazeMeter in its Continuous Integration process: by running performance tests through CircleCI in an OAuth scenario.

The guide you need to run a Gatling test. Get started with Gatling with this simple guide to running your Gatling script in a load test. Avoid website crashes.

Learn to load test Elasticsearch with JMeter. This guide will teach you to easily run performance tests on elastic search by creating a search request scenario.

Get your team together, plan, choose your tools, analyze and contact 3rd parties

Pokemon GO, the real life verion of Pokemon, has not been able to meet heavy loads. In this blog post we explore 3 ways you can prepare for traffic spikes and deal with crashes. Just like Pokemon GO players, you gotta test ‘em all!

 

The countdown to Super Bowl Sunday is on! America’s biggest TV event of the year is notorious for its flashy commercials, beer consumption, buffalo wings….and website crashes.   Fa

This blog post will explain how to use the HTTP Request Default in your JMeter scripts. Avoid data duplication and easily manage your load tests with this easy to use JMeter element.

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