Reflecting on features of Micro Focus LoadRunner
Overall Satisfaction with Micro Focus LoadRunner (formerly HP LoadRunner)
We leverage the Micro Focus LoadRunner tool suite to validate that our applications (internal and external) can support the expected load to run our day to day business as well as future spikes in volume. We are able to easily perform various load scenarios against our applications with the toolsets using various technologies including SOAP, Rest and Web Browser.
Pros
- Easy to provide varying and dynamic test data
- Continually easier to test browser apps more realistically
- Simple config to make 'any' scenario
- Ability to manipulate near any input type
- Ability to easily interrogate responses for accuracy
Cons
- Working with large request bodies can be cumbersome
- Would love to see a C# version
- Easy web service scripting
- Ability to obtain detailed results from a test for trending
- Easy browser scenario scripting
- Simple to use data/parameterization
- Easy scenario building and configuration
- We've been able to prevent possible performance impacts of applications
- When a degradation does exist in production we can replicate and triage with driving traffic to our test regions
- By adding validation to our transactions we can measure both for response time as well as accuracy in functionality
- As we develop various integrated systems we can ensure they exist well without negative impact upon each other
Micro Focus LoadRunner fit well into our portfolio of tools with its long track record, ability to test near any application technology we adopt and allow for a single / cohesive toolset to drive our performance testing needs.
Do you think OpenText LoadRunner Professional delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with OpenText LoadRunner Professional's feature set?
Yes
Did OpenText LoadRunner Professional live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of OpenText LoadRunner Professional go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy OpenText LoadRunner Professional again?
Yes
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