Testing a software application is no longer as simple as ensuring that its features work correctly. The importance of scalability testing cannot be ignored as publicly available applications can be accessed by anyone, at any time, from anywhere in the world. No longer...
Performance testing can sometimes be misunderstood as hammering the server with high throughput of request, but concepts like think time, pacing and delays helps us to achieve the real user patterns happening over production. Designing the performance test scenario as...
The purpose of this article is to explain the AWS environment and its features, functionalities, and also discussing best practices when working with AWS, specifically AWS load testing and autoscaling. We’ll also be comparing AWS load testing with how LoadView...
Performance testing is a type of non-functional testing that measures how web applications, web pages, or frameworks respond when tested against various load levels to see how they act and respond when under load for certain periods of time. In this article...
Performance testing has always been one of the steps taken before an application or site is ready for the general public. A stable and smooth application is the foundational milestone and a must-have for a great consumer experience. But as the business expands and...
Software testing is an integral part of the software development life cycle (SDLC). Testing is how you can be sure about functionality, performance, and user experience. Whether you carry out your tests manually or via automation, the earlier and more often you can...
