2 minutes read Load testing is one of the most important steps in the development process of web applications. It is a type of performance testing that determines how well the application can handle heavy loads of traffic and data. It is also used to identify potential bottlenecks and other issues that may arise during peak usage times…. Read more »
< 1 minute read CPU or Central Processing Unit is the brain of any computer and its main responsibility is processing all the tasks required by the running applications. CPU Utilization is a key metric in performance testing which measures the percentage of time the CPU spends executing a task. One of the most crucial tasks to do when… Read more »
6 minutes read During crucial performance testing session we need to monitor and measure various parameters/metrics to be able to analyze and understand why the application behaves in a certain way under a specific load. Below ones are the most used metrics collected during performance testing sessions. Vital performance metrics: Processor Usage – an amount of time processor spends… Read more »
2 minutes read Performance testing is a generic term that refers to testing how an application behaves under load. Performance testing should be done continuously not just on specific milestones, as this brings benefits related to: how the performance improves/degrades during the releases can be a very early indicator that something has gone wrong that might really affect… Read more »
3 minutes read We’ve added the functionality to add notes to your load test results. This functionality applies to Load Tests and JMeter Load Tests. It’s super simple to add/edit/remove notes for any of the test runs of the same test in order to caption various changes of your test runs. You can easily compare any test run… Read more »
3 minutes read The load test comparison feature build-in to LoadFocus Results allows you to compare the results of two different test runs of the same test for the cloud load testing service. You can visually compare the results between the test run set as baseline and the current test run, just by setting a test run as… Read more »
4 minutes read Introduction Hey there! If you’re working with APIs, especially those locked down with OAuth 2.0, you probably know how crucial it is to ensure they perform well under pressure. Imagine thousands of users hitting your API simultaneously – you want everything running smoothly, right? Well, that’s where load testing comes in, and today we’re diving… Read more »
