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AI Analysis

Loadium AI Analysis is an intelligent performance insight tool that allows you to utilize AI to analyze your test results and uncover meaningful insights without manual effort.

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What Does It Do?

Loadium AI Analysis helps you:

  • Understand your test results faster by summarizing complex data

  • Identify anomalies, slow transactions, and potential bottlenecks

  • Ask natural language questions to get AI-generated insights on specific issues

  • Navigate through your load test data with the help of Recommended or Custom questions

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How It Works

Once your load test is complete, Loadium will automatically analyze the results.

You’ll see an AI Analysis section on the report page. In this section, you can interact with the AI by asking questions to get deeper insights into your test results.

You can either:

  • Use Recommended Questions provided by Loadium for quick analysis

  • Ask your own Custom Questions to explore specific areas of interest

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It’s included in the paid plans.

You can ask 5 questions on 5 different reports, total of 25 questions.

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Benefits

  • Easy to Understand: Get simplified summaries and explanations without digging into every graph.

  • Saves Time: No need to manually review every metric or chart.

  • Deep Diving: Allows users to catch critical information that could be overlooked during manual review.

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Use Cases

  • Quickly triaging performance issues during high-load testing

  • Preparing for peak events like Black Friday or product launches

  • Validating performance improvements after code or infrastructure changes

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Tips for Best Results

  • Use Recommended Questions for the most accurate and optimized insights.

  • Avoid including sensitive or private information in your custom questions.

  • Combine AI insights with manual review for a comprehensive understanding.

If you have any feedback or need help understanding AI results, reach out to our support team — we’re here to help!

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