Tags: load2test
April 16th, 2009
Load2Test by DBA InfoPower is a the best for MySQL load testing - they can record actual MySQL production traffic and replay it in staging multiple ways, like "as is", "load parallelization", "think time reduction", etc and generate performance issues root cause analysis on a spot.
I used it with number of my customers and it takes no time to do load testing and get analytics and root cause analysis back (like gathering slow-log data without any impact on a system and more), compare runs, etc
They are small startup that operates "under the radar". I got introduced to this product through the person who works there - and I really like the tool!!!
Load2Test official page - load2test.com
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