BlazeMeter has joined AWS CodePipeline third-party network.
BlazeMeter's automated and open-source compatible performance testing platform will enable developers to test their APIs, mobile and web applications easily and rapidly, as part of the AWS Continuous Delivery process.
Using AWS CodePipeline and BlazeMeter, DevOps can now seamlessly test release candidates that are about to be deployed to support dynamic business needs and mitigate the negative impact related to production downtime or poor user experience.
"Frequent and rapid app deployment depends in large part on being able to move quickly from committed code to apps running successfully in production. We are seeing increased demand for our open source testing solutions that accelerate software delivery to improve business competitiveness," said Alon Girmonsky, Founder & CEO, BlazeMeter. "We are excited to team with Amazon and be part of the AWS CodePipeline continuous delivery and release automation service to provide open source compatible and continuous performance testing through the integration and deployment process."
AWS CodePipeline is an innovative continuous delivery and release automation service that facilitates continuous deployment. Developers can design their development workflow for checking-in, building code, and deploying applications into staging, testing, and releasing to production. Directly from the CodePipeline console, users can easily connect to BlazeMeter and run tests. Upon successful test execution, users move to the deployment stage of the process. Performance testing powered by BlazeMeter is built into the continuous delivery flow to drive efficiency.
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