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Performance Testing Tool

This article will help you in getting a good understanding of performance testing systems and performance testing tools.

What is Performance Testing?

Performance testing is a technique that is used to evaluate the performance of a project(maybe an application or software etc.). It explains how well an application works when a huge amount of work is assigned to it.

This technique even provides the performance parameters like stability, scalability, and speed of a project. This technique is also called load testing and the tools which are used to implement this technique are called performance testing tools.

Need for Performance Testing

This technique determines the performance of a project so that according to the results of this method the project can be modified and made highly performance-oriented. This gives information to the stakeholders regarding the performance of the app and its scalability and speed.

It improves the quality of a product and helps in generating good revenue for your software product in the market.

There are several performance testing tools available in the market but below are a few tools that are the most popular and widely used in the market.

  1. LoadNinja
  2. ApacheJMeter
  3. StresStimulus
  4. webLOAD
  5. Neoload

1. LoadNinja

LoadNinja is cloud-based performance testing that is mainly used for testing web applications and web services. It allows developers to record every action on a tested website. it also allows developers to access the user actions at any time. The below list consists of some key features of LoadNinja

Features:

  • It provides a record and playback feature so that developers can easily identify their mistakes in the project and it doesn’t require any script for tests.
  • It supports multiple protocols like HTTPS, google web toolkit, oracle forms, web socket, etc.
  • It is platform-independent and the test can be run in a browser on any computer.
  • It has integrations with tools like Jenkins, Zephyr.

2. Apache Jmeter

Apache Jmeter is an open-source performance testing tool that is developed by Apache software.

This tool is written in java language and uses Swing graphical API. This application can be used very smoothly on all platforms which support java virtual machine ex: Windows, Linux, Mac, etc.

Features:

  • It is an open-source tool and anyone can use it for free
  • it consists of a very simple and user-friendly graphical user Interface(GUI)
  • the best feature of this tool is it even supports for analysis of test results in offline mode
  • it exports test results in various representations like trees, tables, log files
  • it supports browser plugins and supports various protocols like XML, java-based protocols, FTP(file transfer protocol), and HTTPS.

3. StresStimulus

StresStimulus is a performance-testing tool that is used to test various mobile, and web applications.

It enhances the web performance faster and provides a smooth and seamless experience to the application users. it is mainly used to test applications that are very complex to design.

Features:

  • It records all website usage in the web browser.
  • It doesn’t require any scripts or tests while testing an application.
  • It allows test scripts to export into the visual studio(by Microsoft)  so that test scripts can be modified in the visual studio.
  • It also provides manual scripting.
  • It supports multiple protocols like HTTPS, AJAX, SOAP.
  • It supports 3 scripting languages by default.

4. webLOAD

webLOAD is a performance testing tool which is built by Radview company and it is mainly designed for testing the performance of web applications.
It uses many number web protocols for providing a seamless and quality application on the web. It provides results of performance tests in the form of graphs and tables so that it becomes easy for the developers for analysing the performance of applications at a particular workload.

Features:

  • It supports multiple web protocols for testing the performance of web applications.
  • It allows integration with various APM tools and many automated testing tools like selenium and Jenkins.
  • The list of web protocols that are supported by webLOAD is given below:
    A. HTTP
    B. PUSH
    C. SOAP
    D. WebDAV
  • It provides powerful analysis tools and also provides customization in reports.
  • It uses Jenkins plugins to achieve continuous delivery processes.

5. NeoLoad

Neoload is an affordable performance testing tool. It was designed by Neotys(a French company) in march 2021. It is quite simple and easy to use. The interface of this tool is very simple and user-friendly. Below are a few key features of neoload

Features:

  • It supports hybrid and native mobile applications.
  • It supports many protocols like JSON, SPDY, J2EE, PHP.
  • It supports integration with the DevOps toolchain, APM tools.
  • It is quite an affordable performance testing tool when compared with other tools.

This is all about performance testing systems and various performance testing tools. Hope you have got a good understanding of these concepts.


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