Apache JMeter Other Solutions Considered
We looked at a number of different tools.
View full review »I looked into other options, such as Bluehost, SmartBear, Epic, and LoadRunner but Jmeter proved to be sufficient for our needs.
We chose JMeter based on its pricing structure.
View full review »I have a different technology stack, such as BI tools like Tableau, Microsoft Strategy, and custom data applications. In some cases, I feel that Apache JMeter is not suitable. So, I am looking out for a different tool.
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Apache JMeter
March 2024
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The solution is free of cost as it is open source.
View full review »We are not switching because we have several testing teams, and we sell them to several customers. So the solution sometimes is not ours; it's the customer's, and they provide some licenses because usually, companies like Vodafone have corporate licensing. They can provide licensing without being responsible for it.
We also have our own solutions, but we are not sometimes responsive before saying I don't want to use this or I don't want to use that. Because we are an outsourcing company, we put people accordingly to the field desired by our customers. So if I need a Selenium expert or an Optimum or TestRail, whatever, I go to the market, and I outsource this to the customer.
View full review »I evaluated SoapUI, Postman, and Visual Studio. JMeter was more reliable compared to these options.
View full review »We've looked at Silk Impact and Load Balancer in the past. Each of these solutions offers a few different functionalities that aren't necessarily available on JMeter. For example, on both, there are more network features available that aren't included in JMeter and you can model your load and structure with them as well.
We looked into Micro Focus and Cavisson NetStorm. However, they were licensed tools, and we decided against them.
View full review »We chose this solution because of its affordable cost, ease of use, and popularity.
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Sai Nyayapathi
Associate Test Engineer at OSI Consulting, Inc.
The solution is comparable to LoadRunner because it works with multiple plugins but is free to use.
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Shuvam Dutta
Senior Performance Engineer II at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
I evaluated k6 and Locust.
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reviewer1451502
Quality Engineering Delivery Leader at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
I understand the Apache also has something called BlazeMeter, which is something I recently looked into.
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Abdulla Pathan
Technology Competency and Solution Head at LearningMate
Yes.
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reviewer1202283
Intermediate Technical Test Analyst (Mobile Lab SME HP Mobile Center and Appium) at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
Before we chose JMeter, we looked at NeoLoad, but it looked to have the same issues surrounding licensing that LoadRunner did.
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reviewer891849
Founder and Principal Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
I like LoadRunner better, although I might be biased because I do have LoadRunner experience. I am a little more familiar with it. I was leaning towards LoadRunner.
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UdayKumar
Lead SDET at Unify Technologies
We are currently comparing the differences between Apache JMeter and BlazeMeter.
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Demkó Sándor
Test Team Lead at Passed Informatikai Kft.
We didn't evaluate other options before choosing this solution.
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Apache JMeter
March 2024
Learn what your peers think about Apache JMeter. Get advice and tips from experienced pros sharing their opinions. Updated: March 2024.
765,234 professionals have used our research since 2012.