Load Testing FAQ

You can locate your Account ID in two ways:

Option 1: From the Login Page

1. Go the Select an Account page after signing in.
2. Your Account ID is displayed next to each available account in the list.

Option 2: From Within the Platform

1. Log in to your LoadView account.
2. In the left sidebar, hover over the Account menu (profile icon).
3. Your Account ID will appear in the account details panel.

If you have access to multiple accounts, make sure you reference the correct Account ID for your request.

Once logged in into a master account you can find your Department IDs under Account > Account Settings > Departments.

Each test in LoadView has a unique ID. Using the test ID you can call a specific scenario while configuring LoadView integration (e.g., for Jenkins or CircleCl builds).

The Test ID can be found on the test page.

LoadView uses Load Injector Servers from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Azure Cloud Services. Dotcom-Monitor has 17 geographical regions Load Injector Servers can be stated and the load can be generated from. In each region, about 500 Load Injectors can be instantiated.

Capacity limits depend on the monitoring platform type due to the difference in test execution algorithms:

• For HTTP (S) test each Load Injector can handle approximately up to 1000 concurrent HTTP users.
• For browser-based Web page or Web application tests, each Load Injector can handle approximately up to 25 concurrent users.

The limit for a particular Load Test type is calculated using the following formula:

500 x 16 x Number of Concurrent Users per Load Injector = Maximum User Load

Find the resulting Load Capacity Limits below: