Performance Analysis
The Web Dashboard provides a single command and control interface allowing you to create, execute, schedule, and analyze tests – all from your web browser, either on-premise or in the cloud. Using the Dashboard, you can:
- Create load tests
- Execute and schedule test runs
- Upload, add and manage tests, resources, and sessions
- Analyze results using pre-defined and self-configured dashboards
- Share tests and results with peers
Realistic load generation
Through the scheduler, you can control the load build-up in different ways that mimic real-life conditions, including linear, steps, and increments. You can change the load size during execution using an intuitive throttle control, stop for analysis and restart any time.
Granular performance analysis
Get better insights and identify performance problems by analyzing test results quickly and accurately.
- Use out-of-the-box dashboards to view performance data from any possible angle, compare multiple sessions, and drill-down to specific transactions to pinpoint problems.
- Customize your own dashboards and define the exact layout, graphs, and data to be displayed.
- Collaborate with other team members by sending the URL of any dashboard.
Main Dashboard
Transactions
Performance Details
Log
Session Comparison
Main Dashboard
Provides a high-level view of test results, including failure counters, failures and errors over time, and other useful measurements. [Click image to expland]
Transactions
Displays the performance of transactions throughout the session as well as success/failure over time.
Performance Details
Lets you drill down and view granular details like hits per second, response time, ec.
Log
The Log dashboard lets you correlate log events with the timeline progress of the session.
Session Comparison
Season comparison lets you compare two execution sessions and view the effect of changes in your test parameters.
Drill down with APM tools
Use WebLOAD’s built-in integration with Application Performance Management (APM) tools and take root cause analysis one step further. Once you have identified a performance issue using WebLOAD, you can easily correlate the WebLOAD transaction to the server-side event in your APM tool.
WebLOAD provides built-in integration with Dynatrace, AppDynamics, New Relic, Nagios, and other APM tools.