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One platform for the web — load, API, DEM, uptime, all on the same timeline.

LoadGen runs the web stack as one engine — Playwright-based load on Core agents, visual API testing flows, SessionSight DEM, and uptime checks. Three vendors collapse into one timeline.

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Choose the connection technology for your new load profile. Each technology has its own guided wizard.

Citrix Enhanced

Modern Citrix connection using StoreFront, NetScaler Gateway, or Web Interface. Supports multiple authentication methods.

StoreFrontNetScalerMFA SupportResource Enum

VDI Technologies

Citrix EnhancedStoreFront / Gateway

Citrix BasicDirect ICA connection

RDPRemote Desktop Protocol

Azure Virtual DesktopAzure Virtual Desktop

Omnissa HorizonOmnissa Horizon

Web & Automation

Web TestingBrowser automation

CoreCommand-line execution

Special Modes

Local ClientLocal VDI client

vWorkspaceDell vWorkspace

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The Problem

The web is full-stack. Your testing tool isn’t.

Real-user experience on the web is the overlap of API, frontend, third-party, and infrastructure. Tools that test only one of those leave the rest as guesswork.

HTTP-only load tests miss what users actually feel.

A 200 OK doesn’t describe a SPA hydration stall, a third-party script regression, or a checkout drop-off. Synthetic green covers real red.

API tests, load tests, and DEM live in three vendors.

Three contracts, three dashboards, three timelines. The user issue is in the seam where none of them looked.

Uptime and load tests rarely share a contract.

Uptime says "endpoint up." Load test says "p95 fine." Neither tells you that conversion is collapsing on the 14th step.

How LoadGen handles Web

Capture · Replay · Test · Monitor.

Four motions, every one running on the same Playwright engine — across heatmaps, journeys, API flows, load tests, and uptime checks.

Capture

SessionSight records real sessions across web, SPA, and multi-page apps. Heatmaps, journeys, and replay — image or DOM mode.

Replay

Visual API testing flows author validation logic against the same target — OpenAPI / Swagger import, environment variables, OAuth2 / Bearer auth.

Test

Generic wizard with native Web technology runs Playwright-based scenarios on Core agents (port 4850) — same engine as your monitoring profiles.

Monitor

Uptime checks (HTTP, REST, JSON-validated) and continuous E2E monitoring keep the loop closed between releases.

Live · SessionSight Heatmaps

See the click. See the rage. Test it next release.

Heatmaps and journeys live on the same canvas as the load test. Real friction informs the next API flow; the next API flow blocks the next regression at the gate.

Playwright + Core agents
Cross-browser execution on Core agents (port 4850) — same engine across load, API, monitoring, and uptime.
Visual API flows
OpenAPI import, environment variables, reusable auth profiles — no scripts, full chain-of-trust.
OAuth2 + Bearer auth
Auth profiles authored once, applied to every API flow + load test + uptime check.
One DEM timeline
Heatmaps, journeys, replay, monitoring, and uptime — same audit trail, same filter set.

Outcomes · before / after

Three vendors → one timeline. Real friction → real fixes.

Drawn from teams that consolidated their web testing + DEM + uptime onto LoadGen for one release cycle.

Time to first web load test

Before

4 days

After

2 hrs

−98 %
Conversion drop noticed

Before

Day 3

After

Live

real-time
Vendors consolidated

Before

3

After

1

−66 %
API regression escape rate

Before

12 %

After

0.8 %

−93 %

Replace three web tools with one engine.

Capture your first session this afternoon. Author the API flow it implies. Run it as the gate stage on tomorrow’s release.

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