In the previous posts “SLA and it’s connection to Load Testing” and “Defining rules easily using WebLOAD’s “SLA Manager” we described what is SLA, and how to define rules. This post will focus on the...
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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...
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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,...
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Want to avoid mistakes? Schedule a DEMO with us Entry #01 - I decided to write a diary. With all the mindfulness and coaching books going around, I decided to go back and do what was done in ancient...
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In the previous posts, we explained the automation trends and the importance of running real browsers during load tests. In order to achieve this goal, WebLOAD has the ability to execute Java Selenium...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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