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What is Performance Test Planning? Performance Test Planning is a process to define a road map for conducting successful performance testing. This is one of the important phases of the Performance Test Life Cycle where a performance tester prepares an approach to test a system or an application. Such an approach is based on the … Read more
What are the Non-Functional Requirements? Non-functional requirements are the testing goals which are created especially for performance testing, security testing, usability testing, etc. It is a combined requirement for all types of non-functional tests. Since PerfMatrix is a core performance testing site, here the non-functional word will be specific to Performance Testing only. Some simple … Read more
What is Performance Testing Risk Assessment? The life cycle of Performance Testing starts with Risk Assessment. Risk Assessment determines the neediness of performance testing for each component in a software system. Hence Risk score or matrix is calculated for all the components integrated into a system. This risk score helps to determine the criticality of … Read more
What is Performance Testing Life Cycle (PTLC)? The Performance Testing Life Cycle is a systematic process to carry out the non-functional testing of a software system or application. Most of the software industries follow this process to plan the performance testing activities and find out the performance bottleneck in the software system. What is the … Read more
Realistic Performance Testing is one of the challenges for the overall project team. Performance Testing of any application or system has two primary objectives: Considering the above-mentioned two main goals, a performance tester designs the performance test strategy, approach and tool. All the performance testing tools follow the SEA pattern which means: SEA Pattern The way … Read more
HTTP status response code is a common and very useful term in performance testing. Any performance testing tool primarily validates HTTP Status Response Code to mark a request as pass or fail. Many times you have seen HTTP 500/404/403 as a response code while playing back the script and that leads you to debug the … Read more