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Hi! I am looking for a load-testing tool which supports more than 20 virtual users in trial version.

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In what type of environment? you need to be more specific. If it is a simple server environment? do you need to use physical users, or can you use something like Apache JMeter?

Mike Leffard
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Ambiguous question, but check The Grinder out

Vinko Vrsalovic
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Apache JMeter should be good enough for quick work. However, I did find that Webload ( only supported on windows) to be more sophisticated and a more comfortable option for tests that run for a longer duration. I continued to use both of them depending on my mood swings though.

Prasanna S

Prasanna S
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I once used Apache jMeter for my diploma thesis. With the possibility for distributed load generation and it's intuitiv and powerful configuration gui, you can simulate a whole lot of "sophisticated" users, using a lot of services, only limited by the amount of computing power (e.g. the number of machines you control). I would also recommend to have a look at it.

This answer only helps, if you are looking for a web testing tool.

bitschnau
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You can get 25 virtual users for free at http://browsermob.com. It's a different type of load test though. It uses real browsers to play back every transaction, meaning your scripts can be much simpler and the traffic generated is much more realistic.

Patrick Lightbody