A website stress test will help you prepare your ecommerce website for major events like Black Friday. If a website is left untested, it can create issues for users when they want to shop for items. Users are more likely to bounce from a slow and responsive website,...
Before you share your website or application with the world, it is important to load test it. Just as you would not give a major presentation without preparing first, you should not make a business-critical website or application public without understanding how it...
Amazon is one of the largest retailers in the world. In order to accommodate the enormous number of users that flock its website every second of every day, Amazon has come up with a load testing tool of its own. Let’s see how it compares with our own suite of tools at...
This article explains how long a website load test should run based on your goals, traffic patterns, and test type. The Load in a Load Test Load testing measures how a website, web application, or API performs when simulated users interact with it at different traffic...
Finding the Right Load Testing Tool The search for a load testing tool can be difficult. Perhaps you already have an option in mind but don’t know whether it’s right for your company. We can help you narrow down your search so that you will be able to choose exactly...
When performing load tests, it can be important to test your website and applications against concurrent users, and in some cases, simultaneous users, but what is the difference? And when should you carry out concurrent vs. simultaneous user testing? A lot of people...