This tool is being deprecated, updates will be received during 2026, but thenceforth be considered deprecated.
The Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools (QSEST) are used to create and run load and performance tests towards Qlik Sense Enterprise on Windows (QSEoW).
Included parts are:
Documentation on how to use the package
Command line tool for Windows, Mac and Linux. This command line tool (gopherciser) is open source and can be found here .
Avoid errors with JWT keys when running as wasm in GUI
improved IPv6 handling
bugfixes
v1.14.0
Added linux arm64 binaries
Removed osx binaries
Updated scheduler including support for linux arm64
Support for QSEoW Nov 2025
Gopherciser v0.20.1 -> v0.21.23
Bugfixes
Support nl insights objects
Support Treedata calculation condition
Add sn-nav-menu to supported objects.
Add arm64 linux binaries
Add scheduler and CPU metrics to prometheus pushed metrics
Add configurable thinktime inbetween publishing and unpublishing sheets
Add optional timeout settings to open app action
Add possibility to generate empty script to template command
Autodetect privatekey type and update default signing algorithm when using jwtsettings
Support for PS256,PS384,PS512,ES256,ES384,ES512 and EdDSA JWT signing algorithms
Duplicatesheet improvements
Limit request concurrency while getting app structure
v1.13.0
Gopherciser v0.18.7 -> v0.20.1
QSEoW Nov24 support
Support sn-tabbed-container object
Openapp changed for Nov24 api compliance
New default websocket reconnect backoff pattern
Bugfixes
v1.12.0
Updated scheduler
Gopherciser v0.18.5 - v0.18.7
performance enhancements
new action stepdimension
Your use of Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools will be subject to the same license agreement between you and Qlik for your Qlik Sense License. Qlik does not provide maintenance and support services for the Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools, however please check QlikCommunity for additional information on use of these products.
Thanks @Daniel_Larsson . The link for the previous versions wasn't working for me when I posted my original comment, but it looks like it is working now.
I'm noticing that there appears to be versions newer than 1.14.1 contained within the link (up to 1.9.2). Are these safe to use? Is there any significant to know about these versions?
