Performance Testing Service (PTS) provides powerful distributed stress testing capabilities and is widely used.
Multi-service scenarios
PTS is a trusted performance testing tool that is widely used in various industries.
New system release: uses PTS to accurately detect the site capabilities to prevent systems from being defeated by user traffic after going online.
Technical upgrade verification: evaluates the performance of major technical architectures after upgrades to verify the site performance status of a new technology scenario.
Business peak stability: tests the stability of peak business such as promotion activities to ensure that the peak business is not compromised.
Site capacity planning: plans the site capacity in a fine-grained manner and allocates machine resources in distributed systems.
Performance bottleneck probe: detects performance bottlenecks in systems and performs targeted optimization.
A wide range of industries
PTS applies to a wide range of industries, such as e-commerce, multimedia, finance and insurance, logistics express, advertising and marketing, and social networking.
PTS has served the Alibaba ecosystem for many years and supports major promotion activities, such as Double 11 and Double 12 that is hosted by Tmall, and Chinese New Year.
Since the release of Standard Edition PTS, the edition has attracted users from various industries, such as multimedia, finance and insurance, and government affairs. The edition provides powerful stress testing scenario orchestration and reporting capabilities to help users quickly identify issues, perform targeted tuning, and improve the system stress capabilities.
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A wide range of network environments
If your business can be accessed over the Internet, regardless of whether the business is located in Public Cloud, Apsara Stack, hybrid cloud, or self-managed data centers (IDCs), PTS can initiate stress testing traffic by using Content Distribution Network (CDN) nodes in hundreds of cities around the world and the CDN nodes of carriers to maximize the simulation of real business scenarios.
Clients that use protocols, such as HTTP, HTTPS, or WebSocket
PTS supports the stress testing of operations that use the HTTP or HTTPS protocol. If your client is a self-developed application, mobile web page, PC web page, WeChat mini program, or C/S-structured software, you can use PTS to perform stress testing tasks. PTS also integrates open source JMeter to support more protocols and scenarios. For example, you can use JMeter and WebSocket plug-ins to perform stress testing tasks on clients that use the WebSocket protocol.