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Load Test Lab test management

Give every performance test a clear team context.

Load Test Lab keeps the information around a performance test together: the project, members, labels, test definition, execution plan, criteria, results, and decision history.

By Load Test Lab product team Reviewed by Kedros, a.s. Updated Product version 1.0.0

Test detail

Test data

Test name Release validation
Description Checkout release performance test
Label RELEASE
Test type Load test
Application name Checkout platform
Application version 4.8.0
Environment Staging
Project Customer portal

Test parameters

0 min5 min30 min
Duration 30 min
Ramp-up 5 min
Peak 25 min
Load 250 users

Preview of the current Load Test Lab interface. Example data only.

01

Organize work by project

Create projects, assign members, and use reusable labels to keep tests searchable and owned by the right people. Access is controlled through roles such as Customer Admin, Performance Tester, Manager, and Test Report Listener.

  • Project membership
  • Team roles and permissions
  • Reusable labels
  • Active and terminated records
02

Describe the test before it runs

Store the test name, type, application, version, environment, description, load, duration, ramp-up, peak, and acceptance criteria with the test itself. Load Test Lab supports load, stress, and endurance test types.

03

Keep execution and evidence connected

Attach a fixed or recurring test plan, import a completed result manually, or use the Agent for paid execution workflows. Evaluations, reference results, comparisons, notifications, and reports remain connected to the same test.

FAQ

Common questions

Can Load Test Lab use our existing scripts?

Yes. Existing .jmx scripts remain usable while Load Test Lab adds team context, scheduling, evaluation, comparison, and reporting around them.

Can different team members have different access?

Yes. Available screens and actions are controlled by the user role and project membership.

Put Load Test Lab into practice

Prove the value with a real test.

Start with the scripts and load generator your team already uses.