Starting today, we’re accepting applications for early access to our new Load Impact Continuous Delivery service, which for the first time allows developers of websites, apps and APIs to make stress testing an integrated part of their continuous delivery process.
Our Continuous Delivery service comprises our API, SDKs and a library of plug-ins and integrations for popular continuous delivery systems – starting with Jenkins.
In order to better serve our customers and allow them to integrate their Continuous Delivery methodology with the Load Impact platform, we’re building programming libraries that make the API super easy to use. We’re starting with Jenkins and will soon rollout plug-ins for TeamCity, New Relic and CloudBees.
Simply put, the Jenkins plug-in will integrate load testing into developers’ automated Jenkins test suite to determine whether new builds meet specified traffic performance criteria.
The new Jenkins plug-in features multi-source load testing from up to 12 geographically distributed locations worldwide, advanced scripting, a GUI based session recorder to easily create tests simulating multiple typical user scenarios, and our new Server Metrics Agent (SMA) for correlating the Server Side impact of users on CPU, memory, disk space and network usage.
Read more about how to automate your load testing here and here.
Apply now to join our private beta group and receive FREE unlimited load testing for the duration of the beta period!
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