Part 3 of our quickstart tutorial series will guide you through the process of adding a participant group to your test in Loadero and explain how group structure can be helpful. Follow the steps described to create and configure test participant groups for your needs.

Part 2 of our quickstart tutorial series will guide you through the process of creating and configuring a test in Loadero and explain every test parameter you have to set. Follow the steps described and you will create your first test easily.

Are you ready to start creating cloud-hosted tests for your web application? This video shows how to set up a new account and a project to handle your performance and load tests. Follow the steps described and you will be ready to start working on your first test in a matter of minutes.

Loadero performance and load testing service allows you to run end-to-end tests of your web service from a cloud-hosted infrastructure. Whenever you need to test smoothness of operation of your application for different browsers, locations or network conditions, test WebRTC app with simulated webcam and microphone inputs, load test with thousands of virtual participants or record your test run session for further analysis, Loadero got you covered with these and a lot other useful features.

Loadero simplifies creation, running and hosting of end-to-end tests for real-time communications applications. These tests will exercise all flows involved in the application and provides a way to do performance assertions. Loadero can be used to test webRTC applications that require webcam and microphone inputs. Once the tests have finished running, webRTC statistics like jitter, latency and bandwidth are available for analysis. If certain thresholds for statistics are known, they can be enforced with post-run assertions.