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Response Time Graph The response time graph provides a clear image of the whole amount of time required, including the time spent requesting a page, processing the data, and responding to the client. According to the Performance Test Life Cycle (PTLC), the reaction time NFRs should be reviewed and decided upon during the NFR collection …
User Graph A User Graph provides complete information about the load patterns during the test. This graph helps to identify: The number of users presently using the program is shown in the runtime viewer via User Graph. The User Graph displays a real load pattern that can be compared with the specified workload model of …
Client-Side Result Analysis Client-side performance test numbers reflect how the application may behave in the real world for an end-user. Client-side Result Analysis is the name given to the analysis of such statistics and graphs. These statistics and graphs are produced by a performance testing tool and examined by a performance tester as a result …
Performance Test Result Analysis – Intermediate As you go to the following level, known as the Intermediate level of performance test result analysis, you will gain knowledge on how to read various graph kinds. You gained a thorough understanding of the fundamental graphs used in Performance Testing in the previous post, which could be used …
Performance Test Result Analysis – Basic Level Any performance test’s main objective is to clearly state the application’s performance status and to locate performance problems (if any). Performance Test Result Analysis is essential since a poor forecast or the choice to launch with risk may have an adverse effect on sales, brand recognition, consumer perception, …
Performance Test Result Analysis In contrast to scripting and execution, performance test result analysis is the most crucial and technically complex aspect of performance testing. To complete the test result analysis phase and wrap up the testing, a performance tester needs to use his genuine skills. This phase is crucial since a performance tester must …
What is Performance Test Reporting? The performance test reporting phase presents a comprehensive test result, a test analysis, and suggestions to the project team or customer. The Performance Test Report document, which is the phase’s output, aids in making the GO/NO-GO decision for the entire application or a particular business flow. Purpose of the Performance …
What is Performance Test Execution? The term “performance test execution” describes the process of utilising a performance testing tool to conduct tests that are specialised to performance testing, such as load tests, soak tests, stress tests, spike tests, etc. All of these tests that must be run inside the performance testing timeframe are covered in …
What does LoadRunner’s Protocol mean? LoadRunner sets up communication between Vuser and Server based on the technology, kind of application, and topology. The server needs to comprehend the request made by the Vuser in order to respond to it in a suitable and appropriate manner. LoadRunner uses the protocol in order to facilitate clear communication. …
I’ll go over how to use LoadRunner for performance testing in this post. Since the Performance Testing Life Cycle (PTLC) is a broad subject to address and is covered in the other piece, I won’t claim that this is an explanation of the PTLC. You can refer to the PTLC issue later, but for the …
