LPS Tool
Load, performance & stress testing
LPS Tool launched on October 30, 2025 with 2 votes.
What it does
LPS (Load, Performance & Stress) is an open-source tool that makes load testing simple, readable, and powerful. Define tests in YAML — no coding needed. Run distributed tests, monitor live dashboards, and simulate real traffic with smart iteration modes. Built by a Microsoft engineer with 13+ years in API Management & Security to make enterprise-grade testing accessible to everyone.
Professional load, performance, and stress testing tool with YAML-driven configuration. Free consultation available for enterprise testing strategies.
Describe your entire test in one readable YAML file — LPS spins up thousands of concurrent users and streams the results live. No scripting, no boilerplate. One declarative config in — real-time performance insights out. Built on Rounds and Iterations for organized, realistic testing scenarios that simulate real user behavior. Scale across multiple nodes with master-slave architecture for high-volume load testing. Monitor essential metrics with an intuitive dashboard that updates dynamically during tests. Dynamic value generation with built-in methods for random data, counters, timestamps, and more. Skip an iteration based on runtime expressions and variables — ideal for branching logic…from lpsload.io
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