description Tricentis Flood Overview
Tricentis Flood is a commercial load testing tool delivered as a cloud service. It simulates realistic user traffic on applications to evaluate performance and stability. The platform utilizes scripting capabilities alongside browser-based emulation, making it suitable for developers, testers, and DevOps professionals involved in application performance management and quality assurance.
help Tricentis Flood FAQ
Can I still start a new load-testing project with Tricentis Flood?
Flood was discontinued by Tricentis in 2024, so it is no longer the sensible choice for a new deployment. Tricentis now directs performance-testing customers toward NeoLoad.
Which test scripts did Tricentis Flood run?
Flood supported established tools such as Apache JMeter and Gatling rather than forcing every test into a proprietary scripting language. Flood Element added browser-level testing by running scripted interactions in Chrome.
What should an existing Flood customer migrate to?
Tricentis NeoLoad is the vendor's direct enterprise performance-testing offering. Teams seeking open-source options can also evaluate k6, Apache JMeter, or Gatling, but existing scripts and result pipelines may require conversion.
How was Flood Element different from protocol-level load testing?
Flood Element launched real browser instances and measured user journeys rendered by Chrome. Protocol tools such as JMeter can generate much larger request volumes with lower resource use, but they do not reproduce browser rendering costs in the same way.
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