Lots of great stuff came down the pipeline this month at Kernl, so lets dive in! Features / Bugs / Improvements Share Load Tests – You can now share your load tests publicly! Just click the “share” button that shows up after your load test is completed. Analytics Widget – If you scroll down past… Continue reading What’s New With Kernl – April 2019
Month: April 2019
Introducing Shareable WordPress Load Test Results
For quite awhile now Kernl has had the ability to throw some serious load at your WordPress site, but never a great way to share the results. Today that changes with the introduction of load test result sharing! Why would I share my load test results? The main use case for sharing your load test… Continue reading Introducing Shareable WordPress Load Test Results
Scaleway WordPress Performance Review
Test your own WordPress performance using Kernl’s WordPress Load Testing Service! Scaleway is a European cloud service that provides an easy to use cloud infrastructure for a reasonable price. If you’ve ever used Digital Ocean they feel a lot like that but with fewer features. For this WordPress performance review I load tested 5 different… Continue reading Scaleway WordPress Performance Review
Vultr Cloud Compute -vs- Dedicated -vs- Bare Metal WordPress Performance
Load test your own WordPress site with Kernl! Getting started is free! In the world of cloud computing there are a lot of different options to choose from. Normally you only need to choose how big your instance will be (2 vCPUs or 4, 2GB RAM or 6), but some cloud compute providers are upping… Continue reading Vultr Cloud Compute -vs- Dedicated -vs- Bare Metal WordPress Performance