Madarapu Sivannarayana
Founder of JMXPress · Senior Performance Engineer
14+ years in Performance Testing & Engineering
Madarapu Sivannarayana is a Senior Performance Engineer with more than fourteen years delivering load, stress and endurance programmes across Banking, Healthcare, Retail, Insurance, Telecom, Airlines and E-commerce. His work spans script design and correlation, test-data strategy, distributed execution, bottleneck analysis and the monitoring that turns a run into a decision.
Day to day he works deep in Apache JMeter, LoadRunner and NeoLoad, and ties those runs into automation, cloud infrastructure, CI/CD pipelines and application-performance monitoring — so findings land where engineers and stakeholders can act on them, not in a forgotten spreadsheet.
I built JMXPress because I lived the gaps it fills. Too often the hard part of a performance programme is not the mathematics of load — it is the glue: capturing a journey, feeding it data, running it from the right machines, watching the right metrics, and leaving a report someone can trust a month later. JMXPress is my answer to that glue. JMeter still runs the test; the workbench around it should not fight you. If this product saves you an evening of stitching tools together, it is doing what I set out to do. — Madarapu Sivannarayana
Mission
Give every performance engineer a workbench where the full cycle — prepare, run, observe, analyse, report — lives in one place, with the same care for tenant isolation and auditability that production systems demand.
Vision
JMXPress exists to simplify performance engineering: one integrated platform for recording and building plans, executing them, watching the application under load, and keeping reports that outlive the run — without replacing Apache JMeter, and without scattering the work around it.
About JMXPress#
JMXPress is a performance engineering workbench around Apache JMeter. It covers recording and converting journeys, preparing load and test data, running tests from one machine or several, watching the application under load, and keeping reports that outlive the run.
Apache JMeter still executes the test. JMXPress does not re-implement the engine — it organises the work that surrounds it.
How the product is built#
The application is a Flask workbench over PostgreSQL, with row-level security keeping organisations apart, and an agent that dials out from a tester’s machine. Public documentation and marketing share the same brand tokens and founder attribution as the signed-in product, so the three sites stay aligned.
Support#
Questions, problems and requests go to support@jmxpress.in. There is no ticketing system in between.