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LoadTest Now Includes Enhanced Integration with AppDynamics and New Relic While at Velocity 2016 this week, we are excited to announce that our LoadTest Portal now has enhanced integration with AppDynamics and New Relic delivering greater actionable insights. Ensuring website and application updates and enhancements function as expected can be challenging. Despite the best deployments, […] Continue reading

Also launches Zebratester.com access to Apica LoadTest Portal and related solutions.   Stockholm, Sweden, December 2, 2015.  Apica, a leading provider of web performance and load testing tools, today announced the launch of a powerful load-testing tool called Apica ZebraTester. Apica also launched a new online resource named ZebraTester.com that combines all Apica load testing tools […] Continue reading

  Apica integrates with AWS CodePipeline, Amazon’s long-awaited continuous delivery and release automation service, to provide fully integrated load testing solutions   SANTA MONICA, CA. July 8, 2015 — Apica, a leading provider of Web Performance Monitoring and Load Testing tools has integrated with AWS CodePipeline to provide automated load testing solutions within AWS CodePipeline’s […] Continue reading

Traditional server monitoring is performed by systems administrators who watch the performance of key server processes to ensure the health of a server deployment and who react to signs of servers that are starting to malfunction or get overwhelmed. That’s a pretty dry description of an activity so crucial to website operators that companies devote […] Continue reading

  Apica’s robust line of monitoring and load testing tools operate and gather additional performance information through integration with several leading platforms for easy access to a larger, more accurate data pool. With this system, which draws from multiple data sources and presents an easy-to-use interface, your business can make even better decisions for all […] Continue reading

Integration testing examines if the parts of an application are able to communicate and function together—and if so, how well. There are many approaches to a successful integration test, but the commonly used “mocks/in-memory” testing method may not provide the same quality results that it does when working on the unit testing level. Developers may […] Continue reading