‘Starting small’ sounds a bit awkward in the context of load testing. Isn’t it all about many virtual users, large volumes of data and massive traffic? It is. But still, starting small is the only way to ensure successful load testing: a smoother process, more accurate results analysis, and no wasted time. The Dangers of […]
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I receive a half dozen desperate calls every spring and then again in the fall from IT departments of universities and colleges all over North America having just endured a painful registration week where Banner has either crashed or experienced a major slowdown due to high user traffic. Usually, an institution’s leadership reacts to a
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No More System Testing Required Overheard an IT Director/Manager recently discussing the successfully completed project. He casually mentioned that he would no longer have to do the continuous load testing that was required throughout the development process. He was hoping to save money and reduce his staffing requirements. Is there ever a good time to
Take the Load Off Your Mind and Put It On Your System Read More »
Georgia Institute of Technology has over 25,000 students and over 5,600 staff and faculty. The school is ranked 7th among all public national universities and 36 among all colleges and universities according to US News & World Report. Dr. James Logan is QA Manager at Georgia Tech (as the school is known). Dr. Logan and
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If you work at a Fortune 2000 company, there are good chances you’ve already discovered the benefits of DevOps. At leasts that’s what Gartner and IDC argue. But while the majority of DevOps automation include development, deployment, and some regression testing, much less companies have automated performance testing. My guess is that performance testing is
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There was a tension in the air and a cool breeze sweeping through the conference center. The booth was finally assembled, refined and ready. We came prepared – prepared to give away over 150 helicopters. Do you travel to conferences for tech talks, or for the freebies? A bit of both. As soon as the
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Selenium is used by many companies ranging in size from small startups (app / game developers) all the way up to enterprise sized companies. Its users have discovered that the investment in creating functional tests based on Selenium has become so significant that it is now a staple in the load testing toolkits of many
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In order to run effective load testing, you need to use a minimal amount of machines, and for this reason, you do not use real browsers and instead go with simulation. On the other hand, you may ask, yes, this is true but I’d like to understand how my real users behave! The Real and
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Geektime, the well known startup and technology publication, has just named RadView one of Israel’s best software development startups. The article lists 15 startups that make Israel a software development and computer engineering powerhouse. The article states that Israel has the world’s largest per capita of engineers in the world. Mix that with our Startup
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WebLOAD 10.3.1 was recently released and I am happy to share with you some of the most important new features. WebLOAD 10.3.1 brings new integrations, first to New Relic. In addition to Dynatrace and AppDynamics integration, New Relic can feed WebLOAD statistics, and you can see New Relic performance measures as part of WebLOAD measurements.
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