LoadManager, from Alvicom is a testing tool focuses on Load, Stress, Stability and Performance criteria.
LoadManager was developed to offer the features missing or unreliably set-up in other commercial or free Load/Performance tools.
LoadManager is sold as a customizable tool. Alvicom discusses customer needs and then literally re-set the tool to offer the right performance and to provide reports which show exactly where system’s weaknesses are.
2) Debugging can be instant as the tool gives instant source-linked bug reports.
LoadManager was developed in Java (Eclipse platform, i.e. using a set of plug-ins and agents) The result is a testing tool which runs on almost all platforms, particularly those supported by Eclipse and Java such as Linux, Windows, HP Unix. We are especially proud that we have been able to exploit the advantages of Java platforms without having performance issues.
Considering the architecture, LoadManager consists of one controller and several agent modules that can be spread over several machines (even on simple PCs). The agents work separately but in a controlled way, i.e. an agent module individually simulates a predefined number of virtual users but the execution and the result data collection is controlled by the controller. Several features can be used in the controller to solve any complex performance testing problem (transactors, synchronization points, data-pools).LoadManager was developed in Java (using an Eclipse platform, i.e. a set of plug-ins and agents). The result is a stable testing tool which runs on almost all platforms.
Features of LoadManager v1.0:
Adaptable to all protocols, already supports: HTTP, HTTPS, Socket (TCP/IP), JMS, RMI.
Result data is collected in a central repository
This data can be exported/manipulated quickly, easily and usefully
Thousands of virtual users (data units) can be simulated and tested in a controlled way
Colour-coding shows which users pass/fail and a script-link is provided
Testing of individual or groups of users can be paused/restarted at will
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