NeoLoad – Test Scenario

Before creating a NeoLoad Test Scenario, you need to understand: So, let’s start. The ‘Scenarios’ tab is divided into five sections which are: Explanation How to create Test Scenario in NeoLoad? Follow the below steps to create a performance test scenario in the NeoLoad tool: This is how you can set the test scenario in … Read more

NeoLoad – Runtime

In NeoLoad, the Runtime section provides the options for performance test scenario creation and test execution. The runtime section has the following tabs: After the completion of the NeoLoad script recording and population setting, the next step is Scenario Creation. Before starting the scenario creation make sure that all of your scripts are working fine … Read more

NeoLoad – Monitors

In NeoLoad, the third tab under the Design section is ‘Monitors’ where you can configure the monitoring agents and monitored machines. Monitors are required to watch the behaviour of the server during the performance test and identify the bottlenecks. NeoLoad provides a list of monitors and monitored machines which makes the task easy. How to … Read more

NeoLoad – Populations

After the completion of script recording and enhancement (i.e. correlation, parameterisation etc.), the next step is to define Populations under the Design section of the NeoLoad tool. Actually, a population is a group of Virtual User types having the same or different set of business and network behaviour. NeoLoad tool is known for its simplicity … Read more

NeoLoad – Random UUID Variable

‘Random UUID’ is a type of variable in NeoLoad to generate a random Universal Unique ID (UUID) and pass it in the script. You can also generate upper case as well as predictable randomized UUID using the given option in the pop-up. Inputs of ‘Random UUID’ type variable To use the variable, you have to write ${<variable name>} in … Read more

NeoLoad – Current Date Variable

‘Current Date’ is a type of variable in NeoLoad to generate the current date and time in the desired format in the script. You can define a pattern of the date or time as per the script requirement. NeoLoad provides an option to increment the date or time value by an interval of a second, millisecond, minute, hour, day, … Read more