Web Performance Trainer™ 2.5 Beta Released
Raleigh, NC, August 26, 2002 –
Web Performance, Inc. is proud to announce the beta release of version 2.5 of the load testing product Web Performance Trainer™. Considered to be the price/performance leader in the load testing market, version 2.5 Beta leaps past the competition to offer new automatic analysis reports
that make load testing easy and accurate. Instead of studying dozens of graphs and tables to look for bottlenecks, Web Performance Trainer&trade’s automatic analysis reports calculate how many users your web site can safely handle and identify the slowest web pages.
How Many Users Can Your Web Site Handle?
The most important number you need to know about a web site is the
number of customers that can safely access it at one time. Finding
this number is complicated because it must take into account so
many variables: the speed of a browser’s Internet connection, the
load time of every web page, runtime errors, security, etc. Because
every web site is different, Web Performance Trainer
&trade is configurable to take into account your web site’s unique properties to come up with a realistic evaluation of its capabilities in an
easy to understand value: the number of users that can access your
site at one time.
Web Page Bottlenecks
After the capabilities of your web site is measured, the next
question is how to increase the site’s performance. Web Performance
Trainer &trade makes this easier by identifying the web pages that caused the performance problem and making it easy to examine the runtime performance statistics associated with those pages.
About Web Performance Inc.
North Carolina based Web Performance was founded in 1999 by technology experts who saw a growing demand for web testing software during early development stages. Web Performance Trainer
&trade (all versions) simulates multiple users hitting your web site to find performance bottlenecks, increase performance or plan for future capacity. Web Performance partial client list includes Xerox, Motorola, Wells Fargo, Deutche Bank, Polaroid, Toyota, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Paypal, Dice.com, and the governments of the United Stages, France, Canada, and Quebec.