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I think that many readers are actively using LoadRunner. So I’ve got a question for you – where do you take the test data from? The first option is to parametrize everything and save the dataset in .dat-files. It’s a good solution, but what if there are many scripts with common parameters in the use…
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In a world where the global economy is connected, banking plays a foundational role in connecting companies financially regardless of their location. However, due to the critical nature of finances and the risk of fraud, security, and privacy, banking applications enabling these transactions are extremely complex, perhaps more complicated than most enterprise software. Even a…
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So, you built a killer application for your business, and the ideas you presented in the start-up meetings were accepted with smiles and handshakes. Everything looks great, and even your beta testers have given you enthusiastic thumbs-ups. Now, the only thing you need to figure out is: Can your software stand firm against unexpected hurdles…
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In any software development project it is critical to carry out test plans that guarantee that the performance requirements of the application are met. Performance tests are, from the most obvious perspective, a set of tests that allow us to measure the speed of execution of a series of tasks in a system, under certain…
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Performance testing is necessary for evaluating the response time, scalability, reliability, speed, and resource usage applications and web services under their expected workloads. The software market currently has various performance testing tools. Nevertheless, when we speak of performance testing tools, Apache Jmeter and Micro Focus LoadRunner (former HP LoadRunner) are the two names that automatically…
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