Google Analytics and Load Testing Explained Delivering exceptional performance is key to keeping users happy and engaged with web applications, APIs, and other digital systems. To meet these demands, load and stress testing play a critical role during development to...
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...
Load testing isn’t always as straightforward as one might think. Setting up and executing a load test based on anecdotal information isn’t the best method. Make the wrong assumption and you might quickly find the breaking point of your application or website,...
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...
If you’ve ever managed a website, chances are that you’ve experienced downtime at one point or another. Causes of downtime include a variety of factors: server outages, DDoS attacks, DNS issues, and user error, just to name a few. When it comes to downtime, most...
