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Understand the reliability of your Internet site
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Stress test your site and determine breaking points
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Evaluate site performance under varying user and transaction volume
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Recieve a comprehensive, documented view of your site's behavior
Overview
Our WebSledge service is driven by a team of software developers helping our customers get more performance from their web sites.
We do this by testing their sites using tools that simulate the behaviors of many visitors. Our backgrounds as developers, and our extensive testing experience, allow us to quickly identify performance bottlenecks. We can then work with a client's developers to fix bottlenecks and improve site performance.
Our customers find this information valuable because the profitability of their site is (usually) tied to the traffic they can accommodate and still give each visitor a timely and rewarding experience. Nothing causes visitors to leave a site quicker than slow response time.
WebSledge couples our testing expertise with WebLoad, RadView's award winning site-testing tool. WebSledge delivers a comprehensive and documented view of your Internet site's behavior as traffic, concurrent user count, and transaction volume increases.
About Downright Software
Downright Software has extensive experience testing Internet and Intranet applications. Our engineering team understands the issues involved in deploying and testing high-traffic sites. This experience and understanding has helped us identify scaleable, state-of-the-art testing tools. We have applied that same experience to building a Performance Lab where we generate realistic, controlled traffic volume for our clients. Our experience, coupled with our infrastructure, makes WebSledge the premier web site performance testing service.
What's New
April 30,2001 -
Downright tunes Web stress test for small business
Downright Software LLC is beefing up its Web-based service, StressMy.com, to open its stress-test offerings to smaller customers. The idea behind the service is to allow customers to simulate various degrees of demand for Web content, so they can see if their servers are ready to handle growth.