Category: PERFORMANCE

UbikLoadPack solution now available on AWS Cloud with RedLine13 partnership We’re happy to announce that Ubik Load Pack solution is now available on Amazon Web Services Cloud through our partner RedLine13. Thanks to this partnership, our customers can now load test very easily from the cloud using their AWS account and RedLine13 subscription.With the power […]

Context: You want to load test your application and get user response times including page rendering.You usually use JMeter for load testing but the issue is that JMeter is not a real browser, so the reported response times do not include page rendering.Hopefully, JMeter eco-system is very rich, so there is a solution for this, […]

Update on 29th October 2015: In october 2015, we decided to donate our JSON Plugin to Apache JMeter as we think JSON support is mandatory nowadays in any Load Testing solution. Donation vote: Accept the donation of UBIKLOADPACK JSON Plugin Donation was accepted on 21th october: Results for “Accept the donation of UBIKLOADPACK JSON Plugin” […]

Changing JMeter language: Apache JMeter by default uses computer locale.This is nice but sometimes you want to work in English or configure another language.In this blog we will show how to set GUI language in English. But you can of course change it to any language you want.JMeter is internationalized completely in French but some […]

Updated on the 7th of may 2020 Easy and realistic Load Testing of HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) with Apache JMeter Videos today are ubiquitous. Nearly every website shows videos, particularly those built for Mobile devices. The most efficient way to serve video from website and even more for Mobile devices is to stream it as […]

Magento Performance Toolkit I recently discovered that Magento Team provided a performance toolkit based on Apache JMeter: https://github.com/magento/magento-performance-toolkit It is a great initiative as performance of eCommerce websites is critical nowadays and bad performance can make your customers quit your website. I was curious to see how it was implemented so I grabbed the JMX […]