• No real open data
• Odd protocol for agents
• No good default reports

• 500,000 Euro, 50k(?) users
• Plus support at 15%-20% annually
• A lot of hardware, 600 blade machines

• Only request level recording
• No scripting language
• Cumbersome UI
• Scaling was difficult
• No debugging
• No ready-to-use reports

public class ViewCart extends PageAction<ViewCart>
{
    @Override
    protected void doExecute() throws Exception
    {
        // Get mini cart link.
        final HtmlElement cartLink =
            GeneralPages.instance.miniCart.
            getViewCartLink().asserted().single();

        // Click it.
        loadPageByClick(cartLink);
    }

    @Override
    protected void postValidate() throws Exception
    {
        // this was a page load, so validate
        // what is important
        Validator.validatePageSource();

        // basic checks for the cart
        CartPage.instance.validate();
    }
}

// If there's only 1 party we don't have to compute anything
if (numberOfParties == 1)
{
   return data;
}
else
{
   // Contains all data for the current party
   final List<T> partition = new ArrayList<T>();

   // Compute the block numbers
   final int blockSize = numberOfParties;
   final int completeBlocks = (dataSize / blockSize);

   // Check for remainder
   final int mod = dataSize % blockSize;
   final int blocks = completeBlocks + (mod > 0 ? 1 : 0);

   // To get the partition data, fetch the current party's piece from each block
   for (int blockIndex = 0; blockIndex < blocks; blockIndex++)
   {
       final int dataIndex = (blockIndex * blockSize) + currentPartyIndex;
       if (dataIndex < dataSize)
       {
           partition.add(data.get(dataIndex));
       }
       else
       {
           break;
       }
   }

   return partition;
}

• Scorecards (done)
• Auto-Rating
• JMeter replay (done)
• Even faster report generation
• Maybe live data querrhying
• DNS override
• Request categories