Added support for using tests created in Selenium IDE in LoadView. Learn how to import a Selenium Test Project and set up a load test with LoadView in our new article Load Testing Using Selenium Tests.
March, 2022
Added support of SSO login using six-digit PIN. See how to sign in with SSO PIN here.
Added support of IP address whitelist for Web API Integration. You can set up access to your Dotcom-Monitor data via Web API directly from your Dotcom-Monitor account. The access can be granted to all authenticated users or restricted to authenticated requests from trusted IP addresses only. See how to configure a Web API access in How to Whitelist IPs for Web API Access.
Upload & Download limits were increased for load testing and monitoring. Check with the File Upload & Download Limits article to find the limits.
February, 2022
Added support of restricted access to Dotcom-Monitor shareable dashboards. Now you can restrict access to your shareable dashboards so only users of your Dotcom-Monitor account will be able to open shareable URLs and view the dashboard. To allow only authenticated users of your Dotcom-Monitor account to view a shareable dashboard, select the Restricted access option in the dashboard settings. Find more details about Dotcom-Monitor shareable dashboards in the Shareable Dashboards category of our Knowledge Base.
January, 2022
LoadView billing policy has been changed. Now your load tests are not limited by Virtual User Minutes. Now we calculate the cost of a load test based on the actual cost of virtual machines required for the test and the number of virtual users simulated during the run.
Introduced new functionality for comprehensive PII protection. Now you can mask sensitive content on the video captured while running through web app transactions in a browser window. Find more details in the Managing Video Recording in EveryStep Recorder to Protect PII article of our Knowledge Base.
Now you can export the list of your monitoring devices to a CSV file including a device name, platform, tags, status, monitoring frequency, and last monitoring time. Find the Device Manager guide here.
Added support of IPv6 DNS resolution for monitoring devices that require custom DNS hosts to be specified in the settings.
Added functionality to send a payload with all types of HTTP requests (except Trace).
Now, in a load test scenario, you can specify special context parameter values to be used in the load test device validation and calibration processes.
WebAPI: Added support for WebSocket monitoring. See the endpoint and JSON fields descriptions in the API: WebSocket article of this wiki.
November, 2021
LoadView billing policy has been changed. Now a billing cycle starts the day you activate a LoadView subscription plan and restarts on the same dates at 00:00 AM every month. Check LoadView Billing FAQ for details.
Added support of group load test start. Now you can select and run several tests simultaneously from within the Test Manager page. Find more details in Setting Up Group Test Start.
Web API: Added support for operations with load test groups. See the list of available methods in the LoadView Methods category of our wiki.
October, 2021
Updated PII protection functionality for web applications monitoring and load testing with EveryStep Scripting Tool. You can select a specific HTML element, RIA element or a web page area to mask on the recorded video.
Added support for limiting the number of load test sessions in a load test. See details in the Limiting Test Sessions article.
Web API: Added support for disabling alerts for several monitoring devices at a time. See the endpoint and JSON fields descriptions in the API: Disable Alerts for Several Devices article.
Web API: Added support for accessing data of a specific Department of a Dotcom-Monitor account. See how to create the API authentication request in the API: Monitoring Authentication article.
Added support of Chrome 91 for web pages and applications monitoring.
Added network response specification to Postman Collection Online Reports.
Added support for DNSSEC validation with the Custom Script monitoring device using DnsSecTest.cs.
August, 2021
Extended functionality of DNS monitoring: Added an option to explicitly set what protocol (UDP or TCP) must be used for DNS lookup. The list of supported NS Record types is updated.
XML report data can be filtered out based on specific tags used for monitoring devices and tasks. See more on pulling XML reports here.
EveryStep Scripting Tool can be accessed directly from the sidebar menu of the Dotcom-Monitor Monitoring solution home page.
May, 2021
Added new Azure-based Public Proxy zones for load and stress testing behind the firewall (Dubai, São Paulo, Toronto, Quebec, Tokyo, New South Wales, Pune, Hong Kong). See the full list here.
New UI design has been introduced for Dotcom-Monitor Monitoring Solution including new Device Manager features such as filtering. Find more details here.
Added support for tagging monitoring devices and notification groups in Dotcom-Monitor Monitoring Solution. See how to use tags in Dotcom-Monitor here.
April, 2021
Added new monitoring locations in China.
March, 2021
The new Realtime Feed tool is introduced to provide users of the Dotcom-Monitor Monitoring solution with a real-time log of monitoring sessions that are currently executed. Find this interactive dashboard under the Reports menu.
Added support for WebSockets monitoring. Create a WebSocket monitoring device to check a single WebSocket URL for availability, performance, proper content, and errors.
A Reference Server will be activated by default for each newly added geographical zone in a load test scenario. You can turn the Reference Server off in the settings of the load test scenario if it is necessary.
Added support of Postman environment variables in the Dotcom-Monitor Monitoring and Load Testing solutions. Set up API monitoring or load testing with Dotcom-Monitor by importing Postman Collection to the system and mapping the corresponding local environment variables to context parameters within the test. See How to Work with Postman Environment Variables.
Load test calibration logic changed for a load test scenario. The system will run a mini-test to determine an optimal payload for Load Injector Servers. See Calibration.
Added state indication icons to the Test Manager list (Load Testing). Scheduled and running devices will be marked with the corresponding icons in the Test Manager list.
Load Session Report renamed to Log in the load test results. Find the report with your load test session details under the Log tab on the Load Test Report page.
Added support for target URL redirect management. Use the Follow Redirects option in the HTTP(S) monitoring device or HTTP(S) load test settings to allow or prevent redirects while the test execution.
Added support of the Razor engine to parse an HTTP(S) payload as a Razor expression. You can use Razor syntax to specify an HTTP(S) payload in the HTTP(S) monitoring device and HTTP(S) load test settings.
February, 2021
New version of the EveryStep Scripting Tool Desktop introduced.
New geographical regions are available for testing behind the firewall with Static Proxy. Find the full list of static IP addresses here.
Added support for web monitoring and load testing with the Edge browser. You can also create a new webpage monitoring device or load test in Chrome, Firefox, or one of the supported mobile browsers.
January, 2021
New Dotcom-Tools solution introduced to support on-demand web performance testing. Find a more detailed explanation of the difference between the solutions in Dotcom-Monitor Solutions Overview.
Added support for load testing from the following locations: Azure East US (Virginia), Azure West US (California), Azure North Central US (Illinois), Azure South Central US (Texas). See the full list of Static Proxy IPs here.
Added support of Chrome 83 for web pages and applications monitoring.
Media Engine and Playback Duration can be set for Streaming Media load tests.
If you run out of load testing resources and don’t want to change your current LoadView subscription plan, you can use a one-time Boost to add resources in the amount equal to your monthly subscription. If a test exceeds the allocated resources, you will be automatically prompted to use the Boost functionality upon the Test Scenario configuring.
OS Windows Server 2008 is not supported anymore by Private Agent and MetricsView Agent. Please, upgrade to OS Windows Server 2012 or higher and reinstall the agent.
August, 2020
Load Injector Servers for load testing can be instantiated from Azure Cloud Services (US Central(Iowa).
Added support for Lighthouse reports. Automatically pull Lighthouse reports and monitor changes in a specific Lighthouse metric over the time with specified frequency using Lighthouse Report Task.
Added integration with MS Teams and AlertOps. Now one can configure Notification Groups to send alert notifications to MS Teams or AlertOps.
June, 2020
Added support of sensitive data protection with Secure Vault while Load Testing. Use the Secure Vault storage to restrict access to personal information variables (login, password, etc.) in the test scripts.
New geo locations for stress testing are available now: Stockholm and Seoul.
User Interface updated.
September, 2019
Network Body Analyzer is added to the EveryStep Scripting Tool options. Use the option to monitor the response body from specific URLs.
EveryStep Scripting Tool Desktop supports script saving to a specific Department account. Upon saving the script you will be prompted to choose an account to create a device and save the script.
Passwords are masked and converted to Context parameters in EveryStep Scripting Tool by default.
EveryStep Scripting Tool Desktop supports Chrome, IE or mobile browsers selection to record script in the HTTP/S mode.
August, 2019
Payment History layout improved.
Individual receipts are available to download from the Payment History page for Stress Testing and Service Changes.
Support of Mail Exchange Record added to Email Round Trip Task; a custom operation timeout can be set independently for delivering and receiving operations.
Individual XML Feeds (including data on a package and capacity usage) are available for the root Account and for Departments. Department XML Feed delivers data on the selected Department only.
