PureLoad

PureLoad is a software for extreme performance/load/stress testing with a proven 10+ years track record. Pureload offers powerful performance combined with a user-friendly interface.PureLoad is available in versions for load and stress testing in telecom, IT, and the Web. PureLoad uses a distributed architecture, where load can be generated from a single machine or distributed on multiple machines.The distributed architecture of the product allows load generation, simulating millions of virtual users, using a combination of several Windows and/or Unix hosts. The distributed architecture in combination with the platform independence means that you may use any (or most) hardware resources you have available. By using the public Task API, PureLoad Enterprise customers can develop support for protocols not supplied by PureLoad Software, or implement utility tasks doing whatever they find of interest. In addition PureLoad Software develops extensions and custom tasks on requests. We have developed custom tasks for various technologies: Telecom, Mobile (Radius, WAP and MMS); IMS Client (SIP); Streaming Client (RTSP/RTP); HTTP/SOAP Server Since all tasks use the same API and framework, you can freely mix tasks for various protocols, creating test cases simulating a true client.PureLoad is implemented in Java and runs on all platforms supporting Java 1.5 or higher. We verify PureLoad on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Solaris. Being platform independent means that you do not have to invest in specialized hardware/software. Use your computing resources already available.Customers are served on all continents and comprise, e.g., large telecom companies, operators, finance companies, stock exchanges, e-commerce. PureLoad has offices in Europe and the USA.

Whats new in this version:

Version 4.1 adds RegexTask, a new task to allow efficient extract of variables using regular expressions, JsonExtractTask, a new task to support extract from JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and RuntimeSettingsTask, a new option to allow reporting of timeout as errors.