Compare CloudBeat vs. NeoLoad

Effortlessly design, execute, and evaluate tests with a focus on enhancing collaboration among development, testing, product, and DevOps teams, enabling them to deliver high-quality products in record time. Leverage your tests in a production environment while tracking business transactions efficiently. CloudBeat is designed for DevOps and developers alike, offering cross-region, device, and browser compatibility. It also enables comprehensive monitoring of user experience and service level agreements (SLAs), providing an in-depth performance analysis. With features such as intelligent root-cause analysis, real-time alerts, and daily updates, it supports both SaaS and on-premise deployment. This centralized continuous quality platform streamlines the creation, execution, and assessment of unit, API, integration, and end-to-end tests within a DevOps setting. Furthermore, CloudBeat integrates effortlessly with leading testing frameworks and CI tools, allowing for the execution of extensive test suites through built-in parallelization, test lab oversight, and failure analysis. Our goal is to elevate your software quality, minimize testing and development durations, and ultimately enhance customer satisfaction. By utilizing CloudBeat, teams can ensure a more efficient workflow and achieve better results.

Software for continuous performance testing to automate API load and application testing. For complex applications, you can design code-free performance tests. Script performance tests in automated pipelines for API test. You can design, maintain, and run performance tests in code. Then analyze the results within continuous integration pipelines with pre-packaged plugins for CI/CD tools or the NeoLoad API. You can quickly create test scripts for large, complex applications with a graphical user interface. This allows you to skip the tedious task of manually coding new or updated tests. SLAs can be defined based on the built-in monitoring metrics. To determine the app's performance, put pressure on it and compare SLAs with server-level statistics. Automate pass/fail triggers using SLAs. Contributes to root cause analysis. Automatic test script updates make it easier to update test scripts. For easy maintenance, update only the affected part of the test and re-use any remaining.