How does LoadStorm work?
An overview of LoadStorm PRO.
Record a HAR in Chrome
This demonstrates the steps to create a recording of a browsing session in Chrome.
Record Postman in Chrome
Use Postman in Chrome to record REST or SOAP API calls that a mobile app would make to your application server. This allows you create a HAR that mimics your mobile app traffic to use for load testing.
Record a HAR in Firefox
This demonstrates the steps to create a recording of a browsing session in Firefox.
Record a HAR in IE 11
This demonstrates the steps to create a recording of a browsing session in Internet Explorer 11.
Verifying Target Servers
In this tutorial we cover the common use cases of how to manage your target servers. Such as verifying target servers with a string in a filename or HTML comment tag, ignoring third-party servers, and using basic authentication.
Parameterizing a Login Form
This tutorial covers the basics of parameterizing a login POST request with a variety of login credentials from a CSV file.
Using Dynamic Data
In this tutorial we cover the method for finding and using dynamic response data for parameterization of a script.
Generated User Data
Here we demonstrate how to create generated user data files. These use formulas for each column to generate rows of data from a starting point and can grow as large as necessary during a load test.
User Data Row Assignment
This tutorial shows examples of how VUsers are assigned to rows within a CSV or Generated Data file during a load test.
Transactions
This tutorial talks about the transactions feature in LoadStorm, how to create transactions, and what they look like after a test run.
Swapping Servers
In this tutorial we show you how to change a target domain within a script to a different domain. A common use case for this if switch a script from targeting your development environment over to your production environment.
