Demo

We get asked a lot if we can demo our cloud load testing service, so we created this page. It has everything you need to understand how to run website and API load tests from the cloud with LoadFocus.

Getting started with Load Testing using LoadFocus

1. View demo load testing video

Here is a useful video on how to run your first load test using LoadFocus.

2. View results using demo test

Three demo results are open to everyone, with no account needed. Each one is the same results page you get for your own runs, filled with a finished test:

• Cloud load test demo: a test set up in the LoadFocus form.
• JMeter load test demo: a test that ran an uploaded JMeter script.
• k6 load test demo: a test that ran a k6 script.

The demos are read-only, so nothing you do there changes the test. Good places to start:

• the overview numbers: response times, requests per second and the error rate;
• the response time over virtual users chart, to see when response times start to climb as users ramp up;
• the errors, grouped by status code or error type;
• the stats per request, to find the slowest URL.

3. Understand load testing use cases

See when and why to run load tests, with common use cases.

4. Run your first load test

Follow the step-by-step tutorial for running a load test, which also explains the technical terms and how to build your own scenarios.

5. Analyze the results of your load test

Learn how to interpret your load test results, whether you tested a website, an API or a web service.

6. Automate Load Testing with Jenkins CI/CD Plugin

7. Run your own test

When you are ready, run your own test on the Free plan: up to 10 virtual users for 60 seconds, and 3 runs in any 24 hours (10 runs a year in total). Getting started shows the quickest way.