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Automated testing built for Heroku. Generate behavior-driven tests. Starting at ~$0/hour.
Leveraging Heroku’s dedicated APIs to run your tests automatically every time your app is deployed. No configuration required.
Loadmill will scan your application and analyze user flows to create API tests for you automatically.
Code, record, debug and run tests with a complete development environment in your browser.
Speed up test development by 10x. Record complex user flows and replay them as API tests—Loadmill will automatically extract tokens, credentials, and entity Ids into parameters.
Track and compare application performance with previously deployed versions to detect and prevent regression.
Connect your pipeline to your GitHub repository and automatically test every review app. Test results will be visible within pull requests and will update their status.
Need help creating your first tests? We will assist you in integrating Loadmill and get you onboard 100% free. Schedule a 1:1 demo or a tech session to get you connected.
Schedule your tests to run every hour on 10 minutes and get notified in case your production environment goes down.
Run your API test scenarios at scale to simulate thousands of users simultaneously. Measure response time and throughput under load to find the best dyno configuration for your app and cut costs.
The available application locations for this add-on are shown below, and depend on whether the application is deployed to a Common Runtime region or Private Space. Learn More
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United States | Available |
Europe | Available |
Region | Available | Installable in Space |
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Dublin | Available | |
Frankfurt | Available | |
London | Available | |
Montreal | Available | |
Mumbai | Available | |
Oregon | Available | |
Singapore | Available | |
Sydney | Available | |
Tokyo | Available | |
Virginia | Available |
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To provision, copy the snippet into your CLI or use the install button above.