API Overview

POST `/users/new`

POST /users/new {
    username: "string",
    password: "string",
}

Stop Limits

Configurable Stop Limits prevents AutoBalter from overloading the service. Saturate your endpoints without taking the entire stack down (or do, AutoBalter can scale indefinitely)

Max TPS

2,379

Max Latency (p90)

2.47s

Max Error Rate

32.3%

AutoBalter automatically fuzzes every endpoint it targets, using the OpenAPI specification as a starting point. Adding regression tests is as easy as selecting the request you want to re-run each time and clicking "Add regression test."

Error Log

GET `/stories`

GET /stories {
    next_token?: "string"
}

Stop Limits

Latest Load Test

Max TPS

23,003

Max Latency (p90)

1.01s

Max Error Rate

7.3%

AutoBalter evaluates your service at all load levels, allowing you to identify potential scaling issues before they occur in production.

AutoBalter will attempt to learn the API parameters and uses exhaustive paramter searching as well as AI models to determine inputs which are likely to cause issues for the system.

Error Log

GET `/stories/{story_id}`

GET /stories/{story_id} {
}

Stop Limits

Latest Load Test

AutoBalter automatically scales to match the needs of your service. There is no limit to how many transactions per second AutoBalter can generate.

Max TPS

50,205

Max Latency (p90)

2.70s

Max Error Rate

6.82%

Error Log

POST `/users/login`

APIs can be left vague, and AutoBalter will determine the relationship between parameters by exhaustive search and AI models.

POST /users/login {
    username?: "string"
    user_id?: "number"
    password: "string"
}

Stop Limits

Latest Load Test

Max TPS

1,498

Max Latency (p90)

1.05s

Max Error Rate

34.0%

Error Log

POST `/stories`

POST /stories {
    title: "string",
    url?: "string",
    text?: "string"
}

Stop Limits

Latest Load Test

Max TPS

5,001

Max Latency (p90)

531ms

Max Error Rate

1.5%

Error Log

POST `/stories/{story_id}/comments`

POST /stories/{story_id}/comments {
    text: "string",
    parent_id?: "number"
}