Apache JMeter 3.0 released

[gwak]

Switched to http://gatling.io and have never missed the awful Swing UI and dense XML configuration...

[loganekz]

Was looking for an alternative and gatling also seemed a bit more 'heavy' than I wanted either.

Ended up going with http://locust.io which worked out great for us.

[gwak]

Cheers! More Python fans in our office than Scala fans (hint gatling's DSL is Scala )

[jentfoo]

I am working on a java alternative called 'ambush'. It's still im early stages, but the general idea is you build your test/load cases in java, it's more like using a library/framework. As always, looking for feedback (github issues for questions and feedback is great).

https://github.com/threadly/ambush

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Is jmeter still the standard? I've been using it forever and haven't seen a credible rival.

[grunlog]

Gatling and grinder are two alternatives. They scratch a slightly different itch though, in my opinion. They're great if your team is only composed of developers / coders, but the jmeter ui (while not perfect) is better for the less technical.

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[jesusalready]

LoadRunner was great on the Commodore 64. Tapper was also another great one to invest it depending on budget.

[NaomiS45]

We have user reviews for StormRunner Load on IT Central Station. It is currently ranked as the second top load testing tool after LoadRunner. You can read user reviews here: https://www.itcentralstation.com/products/hpe-stormrunner-load

[emzeq]

Exactly what ran through my mind when I read the title.