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OpenText LoadRunner Cloud

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description OpenText LoadRunner Cloud Overview

OpenText LoadRunner Cloud provides enterprise-level load testing as a service. It simulates numerous user interactions across web applications, allowing businesses to identify performance bottlenecks before deployment. This cloud platform is particularly useful for IT professionals and development teams needing comprehensive application stress analysis and capacity planning.

help OpenText LoadRunner Cloud FAQ

Is OpenText LoadRunner Cloud the same as Micro Focus LoadRunner Enterprise?

No, LoadRunner Cloud (formerly known as StormRunner Load) is a fully cloud-native SaaS platform, whereas LoadRunner Enterprise is an on-premises application designed for massive internal networks. OpenText acquired both tools when it purchased Micro Focus in 2023.

How many concurrent users can LoadRunner Cloud simulate?

LoadRunner Cloud can simulate tens of thousands to millions of concurrent virtual users hitting an application simultaneously. Because it is hosted in the cloud, it leverages AWS and Azure infrastructure to generate these massive loads without requiring you to manage local hardware.

What protocols does OpenText LoadRunner Cloud support?

The platform supports a massive array of industry-standard protocols, including Web HTTP/HTML, web services, and modern browser-based TruClient scripts. It is heavily used for testing APIs, enterprise applications like SAP, and mobile apps. This makes it incredibly versatile for complex architectures.

Do I need to install a local controller to use LoadRunner Cloud?

No, the main advantage of LoadRunner Cloud is that the controller and load generators are hosted entirely online by OpenText. You simply log into the web portal, upload your test scripts, select your desired cloud locations, and run the test. This eliminates the need for managing infrastructure.

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