Traditionally, load testing tools create load in the protocol level. They emulated the traffic and not a full browser. This fact has several good reasons: Conceptually – Load testing measures the response of the servers to load. It doesn’t matter what the client does. Scale – Executing in protocol level is far more efficient. It […]
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Automating load testing and integrating it with other processes is becoming more and more common. WebLOAD lets you automate load tests and build continuous integration processes with tools like Jenkins and Bamboo, but in some cases, you may need additional flexibility to accommodate other environments or needs. WebLOAD resolves this with an open API, which
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SLA (Service Level Agreement) or SLM (Service Level Management) are well known in the APM/monitoring products industry. Service providers are committed to a certain level of performance and availability, and as so, they need to make sure that the service they provide, works accordingly. Professional APM (“Application Performance Measurements”) products supply such a module that
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Here’s a fact of life: whatever number of reports and graphs is provided by your load testing tool – you’ll always be missing the one you’re after. Which is why we invested lots of efforts in the WebLOAD Dashboard – make it as easy as possible to customize your own analysis dashboards in seconds. Using
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It is most likely that your web performance test lab has a fast and stable network. Bandwidth is great and there’s no latency and packets loss is never an issue. But this, of course, isn’t a simulation of the real world. Do you know how your server will behave or when a network is congested
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Web Services have been known for years, but have become popular once agile and DevOps took off. There’s simply a perfect fit in the development approach – rather than engage in long development processes of full features, small components are developed and are packaged in an API. These can later be used in future development
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Switching your existing load test scripts from LoadRunner to WebLOAD is quite easy and involves two logical steps: Record using the WebLOAD proxy recorder. You run the script in LoadRunner, and record it in WebLOAD. Note that WebLOAD proxy recorder records any http/s based protocol. – meaning, you can convert any http, WebServices, Rest, API,
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Macy’s is an incredible American institution – one that I visit every time I’m in the Big Apple. The Herald Square flagship store is a great way to spend 2 hours – or more – shopping. Macy’s has run into challenges lately – and the latest one was an unforced error. According to US Magazine,
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It was a delightfully warm afternoon and our golf foursome had reached the tee box for the 8th hole. I had been struggling the entire round to hit a straight tee shot with my driver club. I asked the individual in the cart with me if there is a direct correlation between the way I hold the club
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