LoadNinja Settings

With LoadNinja projects, you manage your load testing process. See Projects to learn how to create, edit, and delete your projects.

To open the settings screen, select  > Settings on the LoadNinja toolbar:

Use the settings on the Profile tab to modify your personal information and credentials.

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The Profile column contains basic information about you and your account:

• First name — Required. Your first name.

• Last name — Required. Your last name.

• Email — The email address you use to log in to LoadNinja.

Edit profile info

On the Usage tab in LoadNinja settings, you can view usage statistics of your LoadNinja account.

To open this tab, go to  > Settings > Usage.

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The toolbar shows your general usage statistics:

• Hours — The remaining hours of load testing available to you.

• Days — The remaining days until subscription renewal.

• Virtual users — The total number of virtual users available for your load tests.

• Total tests run – The number of load tests you performed in LoadNinja from the date your account was created.

In the Test runs table, you can view info on each LoadNinja test run.

Table columns

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Column	Description
Test run	The name of the test run specified on the test run’s page.
Test duration	The time it took LoadNinja to run this load test.
Date	The date and time the test run was performed.
VUs	The number of virtual users assigned to this load test.
Run by	The name of the sub-account used to run this test.

• To navigate through items, use the pagination button in the bottom right corner of the screen.

• To change the number of items per page, specify the desired number of rows in the Rows per page drop-down list.

A tunnel is a private connection from the LoadNinja engine and your tested web application that is not publicly available. This can be an Intranet app running in your network or on your computer. That is, you use tunnels to record and run UI tests against these applications.

On this settings page, you can download the tunnel utility to your computer and check if the tunnel is up and running:

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Note: Quite often, local web apps work behind a proxy or firewall. These proxies and firewalls should allow the tunnel utility to access the Web.

For complete information on how the tunnels work, see Test Web Apps in Local Network.

On the Static IP tab, you can view the IP addresses of the load generator servers assigned to your account. This is especially helpful when you need to generate the load from specific IPs and to allow traffic from them to the tested web applications in your internal network.

To request a static IP for a load generator, contact our Support team.

On the Global Recorder Settings tab, you can adjust the default settings for the UI test recorder.

Use the settings on the Users tab to allow people from your organization to access your LoadNinja account to create UI and API tests, run load tests, and gather statistics.

On the API Keys tab, you can retrieve and change the API key you use to access the LoadNinja REST API.

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• To view your API key, click .

• To copy your API key to the clipboard, click .

• To generate a new API key, click Regenerate.

  This action overrides the existing API key. If your application uses an outdated API key, it will not be able to connect.

On the Integrations tab, you can learn how to run LoadNinja load tests from Jenkins builds.

On the Billing tab, you can learn about the existing billing plans and contact our Support team for assistance in changing your current plan.