What's New - LoadRunner Cloud 2022.10

The following features were introduced or enhanced in LoadRunner Cloud.

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Enhanced Dashboard and Report

LoadRunner Cloud has a newly designed Dashboard and Report which include a modern look and feel and a set of new capabilities:

  • The new Dashboard's View menu includes toggle buttons that let you quickly show or hide SLAs and Anomalies in all the Dashboard tab's graphs.

  • You can now edit graph titles in the Dashboard by clicking the editing icon.

  • New icons are now available in the Dashboard metrics tree. To add a metric to a selected graph, just click its icon.

  • The search functionality of the Report has been enhanced and now allows you to search all columns in all the Report’s tables.

For details, see Dashboard and Report.

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Modernized What's New tab

The Learn tab has been improved and now has a new look and a new name: What’s new.

The What's new video, which presents some of the new features included in the latest release of LoadRunner Cloud, is also embedded in the tab.

For details, see LoadRunner Cloud user interface.

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Chaos testing with Gremlin

LoadRunner Cloud now supports the addition of Gremlin scenarios to your load test. This enables simulated attacks on your services and environments, so that you can integrate chaos and stress testing into your test runs.

For details, see Configure disruption events.

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Load test distribution templates

You now have the option to save your configuration of locations, distributions, and network emulations as a template, in the Cloud tab of the load test's Load distribution page. The template can easily be used in any load test within the same project, by any member of the project.

For details, see Configure cloud load generator locations.

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Extended support for runtime settings

Bulk updates of runtime settings is now supported for scripts. You can select multiple scripts and update the runtime settings for all the selected scripts at the same time.

This capability is currently only supported for Web HTTP and TruClient scripts.

For details, see Bulk runtime settings.

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Automatic script labels assignment

Direct assignment of labels to scripts on upload is now supported in LoadRunner Cloud. When you highlight labels or sub-labels in the Assets > Scripts page and then upload a script, the highlighted labels are automatically assigned to the newly uploaded script.

For details, see Assign labels.

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Enhanced Azure DevOps integration

The integration with Azure DevOps has been extended and now provides you with the option to run a test in detached mode.

For details, see Use the Azure DevOps plugin.

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Upgraded support for InfluxDB

LoadRunner Cloud now supports results streaming to InfluxDB versions 2.x.

For details, see Data streaming.

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New public API operation

A new capability has been added to the LoadRunner Cloud public API which enables you to retrieve multiple percentile values of a test run using a single public API call. All the values from 0.1 to 99.9 are supported.

For details, see Public API.

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Improved access to the Jenkins plugin

The latest LoadRunner Cloud Jenkins plugin is now hosted on the official Jenkins plugins website.

For details, see Use the Jenkins plugin.

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Enhanced streaming agent deployment

You can now install and configure a Docker container for the streaming agent.

For details, see Install the streaming agent.

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Enhanced push notification integration

The integrations with MS Teams and Webex Teams have been enhanced. The Test run completion event, triggered on completion of a test run, now includes some run results data.

For details, see Events.

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Load test configuration history

The ability to track the changes made by yourself, or by any other user assigned to the project, to a load test's configuration is now enabled by default for all users.

For details, see Load test history

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Notice of deprecation

TruClient Standalone will be deprecated in 2023. We recommend using TruClient in VuGen instead.

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Support for LoadRunner 2022 R2

LoadRunner Cloud now supports the latest version of the LoadRunner family of products, version 2022 R2.

For details, see Support Matrix.

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