Documents and release notes
PureLoad 6.3.1 includes minor improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 6.3 includes new features, minor changes and bug fixes.
Only Java 11 is supported in version 6.3. Installers with bundled Java 11 are recommended.
PureLoad 6.2.3 includes bug fixes and minor features.
PureLoad 6.2.2 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 6.2.1 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 6.2 includes new features, minor changes and bug fixes.
Only Java 11 is supported in version 6.2. Installers with bundled Java 11 are recommended.
A new Look and Feel is introduced: Flat. Flat is a new modern Look and Feel that looks almost flat (no shadows or gradients), clean, simple and elegant.
A new type of monitoring based on HTTP is introduced as a complement to the existing SSH and SNMP based monitoring.
PureLoad 6.1.3 includes bug fixes only.
PureLoad 6.1.2 includes s bug fix only.
This version solves a compatibility issue related to comparer data, where comparer data from version 6.1 (in some cases) could not be read by version 6.1.1.
This version can read comparer data from all 6.x versions released.
PureLoad 6.1.1 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 6.1 includes improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 6.0 includes new features, minor changes and bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.11 includes minor improvements.
PureLoad 5.3.10 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.9 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.8 includes a bug fix.
PureLoad 5.3.7 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.6 includes minor improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.4 includes bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.3 includes minor improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3.1 includes minor improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 5.3 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
Java 8 is now supported and required to use PureLoad.
Now common sequences can be referenced from multiple scenarios to provide a way to structure scenarios with common sequences.
Using Any-IP is a new (preferred) alternative to using the PureSNAT kernel module to simulate many IP addresses. The advantage being that Any-IP support is included with modern Linux distributions and also allows creating more connections on a host. See the documentation for more details.
To support Any-IP a new task is introduced: IpSocketInitTask to set socket options. The option IP_TRANSPARENT is required to support_Any-IP, but SO_REUSEADDR can also be used to reuse connections and to be able to create massive amount of connections.
PureLoad 5.2 includes new features as well as improvements and bug fixes.
Time To First Byte (TTFB) is now collected and reported by most tasks. TTFB is defined as the time from sending a network request to the first byte received in a response.
The standard HTTP tasks now supports using a SOCKS5 based proxy. This is controlled by the HttpInitTask.
PureLoad 5.1 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
A new server, The PureLoad Runner, is provided with PureLoad Enterprise. The Runner allows load-tests being executed without using the graphical GUI (The PureLoad Console).
This means that you now can automate and control your load tests using a Java API or a command line interface. The API and command line interface allows you to load a PLC, start/stop a load test, get results etc.
Summary:
Logging information (Worker log) improvements:
PureLoad 5.0 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
By using a SNAT kernel module, PureLoad is now able to simulate thousands IP addresses (both IPv4 and IPv6) from one server.
New PureLoad Free Edition is now available:
Both Java version 1.6 and 1.7 are now supported.
Installer and launchers now signed using official certificates on Windows and Mac.
PureLoad 4.3 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
PureLoad 4.2 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
This release solves one bug related to monitoring of Windows.
PureLoad 4.0 includes new features as well as minor improvements and bug fixes.
This is the first PureLoad release with support for server monitoring. The monitoring support is based on an agent-less solution using secure shell (SSH) targeting UNIX systems.
Features include:
PureLoad 3.5.3 is a maintenance release that solves the following issues:
PureLoad 3.5.2 is a maintenance release that solves the following issues:
PureLoad 3.5.1 is a maintenance release that solves the following issues:
PureLoad 3.5 includes new features as well as bug fixes. In addition this is the first version that requires Java version 1.5.
The following is a (non-complete) list of bugs fixed:
PureLoad 3.4.4 is a maintenance release that solves the following issue:
PureLoad 3.4.3 is a maintenance release that solves the following issue:
PureLoad 3.4.2 is a maintenance release that solves the following issues:
PureLoad 3.4 includes new features as well as bug fixes.
The following is a (non-complete) list of bugs and minor enhancements fixed:
PureLoad 3.3.1 is a maintenance release that solves the following issues:
PureLoad 3.3 includes new features as well as bug fixes.
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