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AppLoader tests applications from the end user's perspective. Test ANY application and Get failures screenshots
Overview
AppLoader distinctive differentiator lies in its unique technology, which relies on a smart image technology (versus entirely on scripting) to find visual clues pointing to application behavior and content. The design is based on replicating the communication between person and application. Unlike traditional products in this space, AppLoader is equally well adapted to testing a variety of application types. AppLoader is currently to test virtualized Citrix applications as well as distributed healthcare applications such as Epic, Allscripts, Meditech.. It is also well suited for business applications such as Oracle, SAP, Web apps including .NET, Java, C++...
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- Test ANY application
- Test thin, web, and fat client apps
- Protocol independent testing
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Dimension | Cost/unit |
|---|---|
Simulates 50 concurrent rUsers | $50.00 |
Simulates 200 concurrent rUsers | $200.00 |
Simulates 500 concurrent rUsers | $300.00 |
Simulates 1,000 concurrent rUsers | $400.00 |
Scripting Environment | $3.00 |
Dimensions summary
This listing bills by usage across five options. Four of them set how many concurrent rUsers (virtual users acting as real end-users) you simulate during a load test: 50, 200, 500, or 1,000. You pick the level that matches the load you want to apply. These scale in a straightforward way—more concurrent rUsers means testing under heavier traffic. The fifth option, the Scripting Environment, covers building your test scenarios rather than running load. You can combine the scripting option with a concurrent-rUser option to both create scripts and run tests at your chosen load level.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
An rUser is a virtual user, or bot, that acts like a real end-user. Each bot accesses your application through the front-end interface and runs your recorded workflow. One rUser equals one simulated concurrent person. The four load options set how many of these bots run at the same time during a test.
The Scripting Environment covers creating test scenarios without coding. You click through your application and it builds the workflow scripts for you. It does not generate load on its own. To run tests under load, pair it with one of the concurrent rUser options that match your target traffic level.
You choose a concurrent rUser option that matches the load you want to apply: 50, 200, 500, or 1,000. To test heavier traffic, select an option with more concurrent rUsers. The levels do not stack automatically; you pick the level that fits each test.
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