Performance Testing

Test Your Critical Apps Before Launching Them

Today, organizations have a tough time maintaining the performance level of their critical applications. A company's productivity, sales, and quality goes down when it is unable to predict system behavior under real-life stress conditions. In order to overcome these challenges, software performance testing has become a necessary requirement. The results of performance tests determine how a system behaves and responds under different circumstances. You might want to know about several situations. Like if a system can run with 1,000 users together, what would happen if the number grows to 100,000. Performance testing measures high speed, flexibility, and stability. Performance tests simulate different possible scenarios for users. Each simulating a different type of test. Some of these tests are Stress Testing, Peak Testing , & Endurance testing .

Testing your system under extreme load conditions will reveal the breaking point of your system. Performing stress testing will reveal it. In addition, these tests check how it responds to normal usage.

Generally, endurance testing involves testing conducted over a several-day period or over the course of an overnight period. It is the goal of these tests (a.k.a. soak, reliability, or duration tests) to detect errors that tests may not find out. The peak test simulates the busiest periods of your server. Thus, you can determine how it will perform when it is busy. During peak testing, the load and duration are heavier than in endurance testing