What's new in version 2023.03

The MS Teams and Webex Teams integrations have been extended to include two additional events:

• TRT break

• Transaction failure

Both events are triggered during a test run and enable you to take action without having to wait for the test run to end.

For details, see Events.

You can now configure the time interval at which results data is aggregated during a test run. You can set 30 or 60 second intervals for tests with a long duration, or a 1 second interval for smaller scaled tests. To enable this option, submit a service request.

For details, see Run configuration settings

Amazon CloudWatch has been added to the monitors supported by OpenText Core Performance Engineering. You can now add an Amazon CloudWatch monitor, select the required metrics from your CloudWatch namespaces, and add it to a load test. To enable this feature, submit a service request.

For details, see Monitors.

New columns have been added to graph legends that show the aggregated minimum and maximum values of the following measurements:

• Running Vusers

• Failed Vusers

• Hits per second

• Throughput

• Bytes sent

• Monitors

• LG health monitoring

These new columns enable you to easily see peaks and troughs in a test run without having to search for them manually by zooming in to a time frame. This is especially useful in load tests with a long duration that generate a large amount of data.

For details on OpenText Core Performance Engineering graphs, see Dashboard.

You can now open scripts that are saved in a OpenText Core Performance Engineering project, and edit them with the VuGen script editor without updating or overwriting any global runtime settings.

For details, see Integration with LoadRunner Cloud in the VuGen Help Center.

OpenText Core Performance Engineering supports VuGen and OneLG version 2023.

For details, see Support Matrix.

OpenText Core Performance Engineering now supports ODBC scripts on Windows on-premises load generators.

For details, see Licenses.

The following updates are included for TruClient scripts:

• Chromium browser support has been updated to version 108.

• You can no longer record and develop TruClient Internet Explorer scripts.

LoadRunner Cloud now supports JMeter version 5.5 scripts.

For details, see Support Matrix.

In addition to cloud-based load generators, Selenium scripts can now be run on Windows on-premises load generators.

For details, see Scripting tools.

The following locations were added for AWS cloud load generators:

• Europe: Zurich

• Middle East: UAE

For a complete list of the distribution locations, see Vuser load distribution.

In addition to the existing OpenText Core Performance Engineering farm located in AWS Oregon, a new farm has been established in AWS Frankfurt.

To participate in the beta of the new Frankfurt farm, submit a service request.

The integration between OpenText Core Performance Engineering and ValueEdge has been enhanced.

When you connect your performance pipeline to ValueEdge Quality, you can now see trends and the causes of performance SLA breaches.

For details, see ValueEdge integration.

The OpenText Core Performance Engineering integration with Git has been enhanced so that in addition to scripts, you can now also upload and manage data files in a Git repository. To use this feature, install the latest OpenText Core Performance Engineering Git agent.

For details, see Data files.

A new capability has been added to the OpenText Core Performance Engineering public API which enables you to resume a test run for a test configured with the delayed start option.

For details, see Public API.

The Assets, Load tests, and Results pages have been redesigned with a modern look and feel. The existing functionality has been preserved, but additional fields have been included.

For details, see Assets, Tests, and Results.