Test plans and scheduler
Turn test execution into a repeatable schedule.
A Load Test Lab plan defines when a test is valid, when it should run, and which execution mode should be used. The calendar gives the team a shared view of upcoming runs.
By Load Test Lab product team Reviewed by Kedros, a.s. Updated Product version 1.0.0
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Preview of the current Load Test Lab interface. Example data only.
Choose fixed or recurring execution
Schedule specific dates or create a recurring plan. Recurring plans can run daily, on selected weekdays, or on selected days of the month, with one or more execution times.
- Fixed dates
- Daily recurrence
- Selected weekdays
- Selected days of month
Define an active date range
Recurring plans use a valid-from and valid-to range, while fixed plans contain one or more specific execution dates. This keeps recurring execution bounded and makes temporary release or environment checks easier to manage.
Choose the execution topology
The plan supports JMeter execution without a proxy, with a proxy, and master-slave variants with or without a proxy. Paid users can execute scheduled plans through the configured Agent; trial users can create plans and review the scheduler without Agent execution.
FAQ
Common questions
Which recurrence options are available?
Fixed dates and daily, weekly, or monthly recurrence are supported.
Can a trial user execute a scheduled test?
No. Trial access can create test plans and view scheduled tests, but Agent-based execution requires paid access.
Put Load Test Lab into practice
Prove the value with a real test.
Start with the scripts and load generator your team already uses.