Load Testing a Website
Start small
When starting to load test your website, it is always better to start small and simple and focus on getting some first results before adding more concurrent users, test cases or complexity.Focus on number of errors and type of errors you receive. If no errors are received, you can start increasing the number of concurrent virtual users and monitor the 90% and 95 response time percentiles, and errors.
Run tests from multiple locations.
Run tests from multiple locations.
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Real-Time Results and Reports
With real-time results, you do not need to wait until the load test finishes to understand how your website behaves. Modern charts and full performance metrics allows to discover issues or bottlenecks, early on.
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Types of Load Tests for Your Website
Smoke test, Load test, Stress test, Spike test, Soak test.
Get StartedYou’ll want to run at least one type of load test for your website, no matter what website you have, single page website, blog, e-commerce website etc. These load tests can reveal weak points that you may have missed while building or improving your website. Fixing them before running your website in the production will save you a lot of headaches.
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