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Flood

Flood IO

Cloud Load Testing Commercial Cloud

Frequently asked

Is it open source?

No. Flood is listed as commercial.

What protocols does it support?

Flood supports HTTP, HTTPS.

Is it cloud or self-hosted?

Flood is listed as cloud.

Is it still maintained?

Flood is listed as discontinued; its successor is Tricentis NeoLoad.

Flood was a hosted platform for distributed performance testing with open-source engines. The original Flood service is no longer presented as an independently active product; verify migration options before use.

About

Flood (formerly Flood IO) is a cloud-based load and performance testing service that enables organizations to automate the deployment of open-source load testing tools. It was founded in 2013 and acquired by Tricentis in July 2017. The platform is designed to allow performance testers to simulate high-traffic loads on websites, APIs, and applications to ensure scalability and stability.

Features

  • Cloud-based and on-premise load testing support
  • Supports open-source tools such as JMeter, Gatling, Flood Element, and Selenium
  • Geo-distributed load generation across multiple cloud regions (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP)
  • Integration with CI/CD pipelines and external tools like GitHub, Jenkins, and New Relic
  • Real-time metrics, detailed reporting, and comparison analysis
  • API access for automation and script-less test case integration via Tricentis

Pricing

Flood offers subscription-based pricing that utilizes Virtual User Hours (VUH). It includes both free and paid plans. Flood Agent for on-premise load generation is a free download.

Author / Company

Flood is a product of Tricentis. It was originally founded by Tim Koopmans, Mikel Lindsaar, and Ivan Vanderbyl.

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