description Flood Overview
Flood is a cloud-based load-testing platform associated with Tricentis that supports performance testing with open-source tools such as Apache JMeter, Gatling, and Selenium. Its Flood Element tool uses the Chrome browser to run scripted user interactions, allowing teams to test web applications under simulated concurrent demand. It is intended for developers and performance engineers who need repeatable tests connected to development or delivery workflows.
help Flood FAQ
Which testing tools can Flood run in the cloud?
Flood is associated with cloud execution for open-source tools such as Apache JMeter, Gatling, and Selenium. That lets teams keep familiar test assets while using a managed service to generate load. [Flood documentation](https://flood-io.gitbook.io/flood-chrome/documentation/quick-start)
What is Flood Element used for?
Flood Element is the browser-focused part of Flood, designed to run scripted user interactions in Google Chrome. Its documentation describes launching hundreds or thousands of Chrome instances for browser-level load testing.
Is Flood a page-speed checker or a load-testing platform?
Flood is a load-testing platform, so it measures how an application behaves as simulated users and requests increase. A single-user page-speed audit can find front-end issues, but it does not replace a Flood test under concurrent load.
Can Flood test a complete website journey?
Yes. Flood Element scripts can drive browser actions such as opening pages, clicking controls, entering data, and checking results. The service is intended for realistic journeys on web-accessible applications and for performance regression checks.
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