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...
A service-level agreement (SLA) is a contract or commitment between a service provider and their customers that defines the service standards the provider is responsible for. Agreements can be legally binding, or in the case of web page or application performance...
Companies rely on their websites and networks to generate revenue and support various business operations. The need for load testing and monitoring tools that proactively, and continuously, test environments for bottlenecks, points of failure, and weaknesses are vital...
The Early Days of Flash Apps Have you ever run into issues load testing Flash applications or any other Rich Internet Applications (RIA)? In the early days of the Internet, web pages were static HTML, repeatedly giving users the same content. With the addition of...
Load Testing Single-Page Application (SPAs) A Single-Page Application (SPA), also sometimes referred to as a Single-Page Interface (SPI), is a web application or website that “fits” on an individual page and updates the page dynamically, rather than loading a new...
