In the previous posts, we discussed the emerging trend of Browser Level load testing and compared it to Protocol Level load. One of the biggest motivations for preferring Browser Level load is reusing scripts. With the burden of script maintenance in mind, no wonder that the idea of merging two stacks of scripts for performance and […]
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Test Automation has been a part of the Dev/QA cycles since the 90s. In recent years, the demand for faster deliveries without compromising quality has made automated testing a basic requirement in every software project, making it more and more dominant in the testing activity. In the past, the end to end tests were conducted
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User experience is defined as the experience of a user when interacting with any product – how the use of the product is easy or comfortable. The digital world user experience isn’t very different, and includes besides traditional product user experiences, specific digital UX, such as website design, navigation, page download times and others. In
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In the previous post “SLA and it’s connection to Load Testing” we described what is SLA, its usage in load testing, and how WebLOAD supports it. WebLOAD helps to define SLA rules via the ‘SLA Manager’. To understand this, here are a few examples. Example 1 – simple scenario ‘Buy Book’ Transaction response time should
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WebLOAD 12.0: A Fresh Look & Feel WebLOAD 12.0 is an update to one of the world’s most advanced Load Testing platforms. This release includes new and improved features with a major focus on UI refresh. The new capabilities introduced in WebLOAD 12.0, provides a single unified command and control interface where you can create,
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Who hasn’t done puzzle’s like this when they were young, bringing the mouse to the cheese, the bone to the dog or the racing car to the correct finish line. If you start too fast, without paying attention to the path, you might find yourself in the cat’s mouth… It’s the same with load testing!
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New release allows Performance Testing, QA, and DevOps teams to streamline operations with continuous load testing that can meet the most complex application requirements Bridgewater, NJ, August 21, 2018 – RadView, the leading provider of enterprise-grade load testing tools, announced the release of WebLOAD 11.2, available both on-premises and in the cloud. WebLOAD Cloud The
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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Each holiday season has its E- commerce failure headline. Macy’s, Amazon, Apple and many others have hit the headlines. While different symptoms of the failure such as a slow e-commerce website, stuck credit card system, pages with errors, the root cause is constant: insufficient website performance testing. With these 5 recommendations, you can assure your
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