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Announcing Load Tester 6.8!
We’re excited to announce the release of Web Performance Tester version 6.8, packed with significant enhancements that make testing modern web applications easier and more powerful than ever. This release represents months of development focused on security, performance, and reliability improvements. Licenses for existing customers will be updated the week of July 21st.
Easy Page Delineation
As we explain in the article Understanding Web Pages in Modern Web Apps, it can be difficult to figure out the definition of a “web page” in modern apps. With asynchronous calls and single-page architectures the definition of a “page” has … Continue reading »
Load testing with OAUTH authentication
There has always been a race between hackers and web security experts. Performance testing professionals are caught in the crossfire, since the same techniques used by hackers are the ones we use to configure test scripts.
OAUTH 2 is the de-facto authentication standard these days, and while thanks to Load Tester’s advanced editing it’s not too hard to configure a Load Tester script, there are a few extra steps you’ll need to take. Unfortunately there’s no automatic way of configuring a script since each implementation can be different. This article will show how to … Continue reading »