Hosted Online Cloud vs. On-premises Load Testing

Load testing is a vital component of performance testing to measure, analyze, and make informed decisions about high-demand scenarios for your system. Whether it’s a website, application, API, or any other piece of software. Load testing is performed by...

Testing Microsoft Azure Autoscale

Each application component of service we write requires some resources in order to execute and function properly. Predicting exactly how much resources is needed can be almost impossible, as there are a lot of moving parts that can influence it. Amount of memory, CPU,...

Determining the Application Breaking Point

Load testing vs. Stress Testing Before we explain how to determine the application breaking point within the LoadView platform, we must first describe the differences between a load testing and a stress test. While the terms are often used interchangeably, these tests...

Load Testing Tutorial / LoadView Setup Guide

Load Testing usually comes at the end of the testing phase when you’re feeling a time crunch. Fortunately, LoadView makes the whole process quick and easy. The actual load test will take minutes. What this load testing tutorial will walk through, and what you’ll spend...

External Load Testing Explained

Not All Load Testing Is the Same Traditionally, when we think of load testing, we mean an entirely internal test. You send a large number of virtual users at your site or application to see how it performs. But everything happens behind your firewall. The calls are...