3 minutes read If you own an E-commerce website or you are responsible with the performance of a E-commerce website there are some specific tests you would want to do in order to find potential bottlenecks and be confident nothing is going to break when a lot of users are going to access your E-commerce website. Here are… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Load Testing
Top 10 Performance Testing Tips and Tricks
3 minutes read Below we listed what we consider 10 tips and tricks related to load and performance testing: 1. What exactly do you want to measure? There is no general approach for running a performance test, so you need to define what output to expect from the load test and what questions are you trying to answer?… Read more »
How to Create Load Tests for URLs that use HTTP Basic Authentication (Basic Auth)
< 1 minute read In order to create load tests for URLs that use HTTP Basic Authentication to give access to resources, we present below the steps needed for creating a simple load test using Basic Auth: Create a new load test in the Load Focus platform For creating a Basic Auth test click on the Basic Authentication Enter Username… Read more »
Load Testing for RESTful APIs in the Cloud: A Comprehensive Guide
3 minutes read Alright, folks, let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of load testing RESTful APIs in the cloud, but let’s keep it light and breezy, shall we? Whether you’re a tech wizard or someone who thinks “API” sounds like a new type of beer, this guide’s got something for you. We’re breaking down what load testing is, why… Read more »
Schedule Load Tests for APIs in the Cloud with LoadFocus.com
< 1 minute read Scheduling Load Tests feature is now available on LoadFocus.com. Basically you can create new load tests and schedule them to run every day at a specific time. You can set a Start Date and leave End Data blank for infinite runs. Add an End Date to schedule load tests on specific intervals. run load tests automatically at… Read more »
What is HTTP POST Request?
< 1 minute read HTTP POST request is used for sending data to a server. You can use POST requests for upload a file or submitting a web form, make sure that the receiving application agrees on the format. Additional headers are sent with the POST request: Content-Type: header which is usually application/x-www-form-urlencoded and the Content-Length: header gives the… Read more »
UI and performance testing for UI heavy web applications – solutions
3 minutes read Create automated website tests for free with LoadFocus.com. Testing the UI (user interface) of web applications has been always a main concern of developers. It is the first thing that a user/customer notices once something is wrong. There quite a few solutions on the testing world out there. I will enumerate most of them here and… Read more »