[BRIDGEWATER, 4/11/2018] – Through Radview WebLOAD’s comprehensive set of features and support of web technologies, clients can perform website load testing and generate a large amount of user load.

The company provides quick build tests, load generation, and analyze results through a rich set of reports designed to identify performance problems.

Powerful Load Testing with Any Technology

WebLOAD works with various technologies like WebSocket, PUSH, AJAX, SOAP, HTTP/HTTPS (SSL, TLS), HTML5, and WebDAV, among others. The company’s web testing tool can automatically record the website’s actions.

Radview uses JavaScript to generate the client’s load scenario to let any needed enhancements. The company explains that the standard JavaScript language offers HTTP functionality, load methods, and DOM functionality via built-in load testing objects and methods.

Generate Massive Load, Evaluate Website Behavior

Website owners can use on-premises machines, or they can also generate load from the cloud wherein WebLOAD manages the distribution of scripts and parameters and collects data from multiple machines. This makes load stimulation of thousands of virtual users easier.

Clients can define a specific performance goal for their websites so WebLOAD can run the scenario around that goal, deliberately increasing the load until reaching the goal.

For clients to completely understand how their websites and other elements behave under load, they can use WebLOAD’s 80 out-of-the-box reports. These assess response times, understand data throughput, and identify network versus server-side issues.

About Radview

Since 1993, Radview has become a leading provider of application performance and load testing software. The company has worked with over 3,500 customers around the world, helping them achieve high-quality performance, scalability, and reliability for their Internet applications. WebLOAD is easy to use but powerful enough to handle complex testing challenges.

For further information, visit https://www.radview.com today.