LoadGen Exchange
Start from a workload someone already built.
Browse, import and publish workloads, API flows, uptime check packs, dashboards and templates, from Studio and from the Platform.
Import in one click
Quick view, versions and a product page per item.
Published safely
The publish wizard scans the workload for credentials before it leaves your machine.
Discover
Six kinds of thing, all importable.
Search by flow or by application, then open an item for its quick view, its versions and its own product page before you import it.
Workloads
Whole journeys for Citrix, AVD, Horizon, RDS, web and local Windows applications.
API flows
Request and assertion flows built in the visual flow editor or generated from an OpenAPI spec.
Uptime check packs
Grouped availability checks for a service or a suite, ready to schedule.
Dashboards
Prepared views over the modules you already run.
Report templates
Report layouts for the write-up a run produces.
Counter templates
Performance-counter sets to bind through SUT Monitoring, including hypervisor hosts.
The catalogue itself is browsed where you work: open the Exchange from LoadGen Studio 2026 or from your LoadGen Platform to see what is published and import it.
Publish
Share a workload without sharing your credentials.
Publishing runs from the same place you built the workload. The wizard scans it for credentials before anything leaves your machine, so a test account typed into a sign-in step does not travel with it.
Publish from Studio or the Platform
The same catalogue, reachable from the workbench where you built the item and from the Platform where you run it.
Credential scan before upload
The publish wizard checks the workload for credentials first. The scan happens on your machine.
Versions and a product page
Each item carries its versions and its own page, so the person importing it knows what they are getting.
See the Exchange on your own estate.
We will show you what is published today, import one into Studio, and publish one of yours with the credential scan running.
