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HTTP/S Load under OpenSTA

Congratulations on choosing the HTTP/S Load Package under OpenSTA.

HTTP/S Load is an ideal tool for performance testing web sites. It is an open source, performance testing Package that enables you to create and run realistic HTTP/S-based Tests. Results data is collected during Test-runs and can be displayed for analysis after a Test-run is complete.

HTTP/S Load facilitates the creation of realistic Tests that simulate web browser users in order to test how web sites perform under load levels that you control. Use it to assess the performance of web sites before launch or after modifications to web services.

Having a reliable web site is an absolute requirement to compete in the e-market place and the only way to be sure of having one, is to thoroughly test it before launch. HTTP/S Load provides you with a versatile solution to this requirement.

HTTP/S Load is built on the OpenSTA Architecture, the first open source system testing architecture, built around the Object Management Group's CORBA standard.

OpenSTA - Open System Testing Architecture

The OpenSTA Architecture is free and open source. It provides the foundations for building an integrated and comprehensive modular testing environment for web application environments. OpenSTA performance testing methodology is predicated on the OpenSTA Architecture and additional OpenSTA Packages, which will encompass the full range of web application environment performance testing requirements.

You can enhance the scope of your performance tests by installing additional OpenSTA Packages to test and analyze web sites, including back end databases and web servers. OpenSTA enables you to integrate all the elements of your web site performance tests and to develop a coordinated and systematic approach to testing and results analysis. This approach allows the implementation of testing methodologies which enable you to produce accurate results on which to develop strategies for enhancing the performance of your web sites. For more information visit www.opensta.org and www.opensta.com.