37 BlazeMeter Testimonials

“BlazeMeter is often the first tool to catch incidents. It’s solid and reliable and an essential part of our infrastructure engineering stack.”

“CA BlazeMeter provides gorgeous reports that visualize the performance test in a way JMeter can’t do. By converting tests and running them through BlazeMeter with Taurus and Jenkins, we are able to constantly ensure our system is running as we want it to.”

“One of our duties is to ensure satisfactory performance of our online stores. Without BlazeMeter it wouldn't be possible to measure our applications performance during the high traffic. We were able to find and fix many bottlenecks that had a huge impact on our application performance.”

"We’ve developed a complex content serving machine which provides an exceptional user experience as it traverses multiple services and systems. It was therefore vital to establish a feature rich testing environment, enabling us to reflect real life complexities and execute shrewd and accurate tests. With BlazeMeter, we can now do this with ease!"

"We have been using BlazeMeter for the last two years. I would recommend it over LoadRunner because it is easier to use, and more intuitive. It’s easy to set up in the CI/CD pipeline with the tools that your team likes to use. It’s easy to generate the metrics we need. LoadRunner is more complicated to generate scripts, while with BlazeMeter you can record with the Chrome Extension."

“We chose BlazeMeter over LoadRunner because of its strong connection with the open source communities.”

"With BlazeMeter, we didn’t just solve our performance issues; we were able to gain deeper insights into our platform’s capabilities, optimize our resources, and ensure a seamless launch. We discovered issues we didn’t even know were there. The potential downtime and revenue loss we avoided were invaluable."

“If you’re not doing load testing, do load testing. It is not as hard or as difficult as you might think, and BlazeMeter is so easy to spin-up that you can be load testing in 5 minutes, which is really awesome. It removes any excuse for not load testing in my opinion.”

"The New Relic integration is fantastic because you can see the load live, the number of concurrent users, the requests per second, on a time-series view. We want to look at a slice of time and see how our distributed system is performing as a whole. What’s getting stressed? database? app servers? the purchase flow? You don’t just use performance testing to discover your ceiling, but to see where we need to apply our engineering resources."

“We previously used a load test company that did not give us the flexibility to write and maintain our own test code. This company wrote the tests and ran them on their platform. We believe we can move faster by owning the test code as well as the application code.”

“Ensuring that our website, and in particular our ticketing application, will perform under load is core to our customer offering.”

"Taurus by BlazeMeter is by far the easiest way to run a load test. It'll wrap around JMeter or whatever load testing tool you prefer (installing it for you in the background)."

“Having been on high visibility projects with and without performing load testing, having the results and validating our assumptions makes for a much less stressful launch.”

“We found BlazeMeter remarkably easy to setup and use. We imported our JMeter scripts and, within a few minutes, we were able to run 1,000 concurrent users against our app and immediately see precisely what was going on. It gave us a flexibility that we wouldn’t have been able to replicate otherwise.”

“The review conducted for the external website was beneficial as we got the opportunity to monitor the actual performance of the hosting infrastructure. The final outcome indicated issues like short fall in resourcing and how the end result was accelerated without any downtime. This was a good opportunity to work as a team as we could clearly see and compare the resources on the server with the usage and how it impacts the server in general.”