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Which role is most key to a successful IT performance project? | Ian Molyneaux
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The Art of Application Performance Testing. Posted by: Ian Molyneaux. June 11, 2013. Which role is most key to a successful IT performance project? In delivering highly successful performance projects, I would divide the market place into Performance Testers and Performance Consultants. To deliver a performance testing project effectively both skillsets are required. I would further divide performance testers into two categories:. Those that have strong development experience. Those that don’t. Non-devel...
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Book | Ian Molyneaux
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The Art of Application Performance Testing. This practical book provides a step-by-step approach to testing mission-critical applications for scalability and performance before they’re deployed — a vital topic to which other books devote one chapter, if that. Set realistic performance testing goals. Implement an effective application performance testing strategy. Interpret performance test results. Cope with different application technologies and architectures. Use automated performance testing tools.
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Tag Archives: performance testing. June 13, 2014 · 10:34 am. How (and why) to move performance testing earlier in the development cycle [WOPR22]. I recently attended the WOPR22 conference in Malmo. This focussed on discussions around how to move performance testing earlier in the process. This is a big subject and there is clearly no magic bullet solution, but I thought I’d share some of the key takeaways from the discussions. Performance testing needs to be thought of as more than just load testing.
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June 13, 2014 · 10:34 am. How (and why) to move performance testing earlier in the development cycle [WOPR22]. I recently attended the WOPR22 conference in Malmo. This focussed on discussions around how to move performance testing earlier in the process. This is a big subject and there is clearly no magic bullet solution, but I thought I’d share some of the key takeaways from the discussions. Performance testing needs to be thought of as more than just load testing. Examples are things such as. The perfo...
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A rough guide to extrapolating capacity from Performance Testing | Ian Molyneaux
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The Art of Application Performance Testing. Posted by: Ian Molyneaux. September 5, 2013. A rough guide to extrapolating capacity from Performance Testing. I was asked an interesting question recently about how to extrapolate capacity from performance test results. Not sure there is an easy answer to creating a reliable extrapolation model. There are frankly too many variables. However you might consider the following as a starting point:. At a basic level this gives you the server capacity limits for the...
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Newer posts →. September 6, 2013 · 9:12 am. Technical Debt Management 101. First of all, make sure you read my previous technical debt management posts. How technical debt can be both good and bad) – this post is designed to address the issues described therein. What can be done to prevent negative technical debt and ensure you are in control of positive technical debt? How do you prevent it becoming a problem? Shared responsibilities so that the system is not too dependent on individuals. Well, there ar...
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Executing Gatling tests from Node.js | Internet Performance Expert
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It’s not just about being the fastest…. How (and why) to move performance testing earlier in the development cycle [WOPR22] →. March 31, 2014 · 10:50 am. Executing Gatling tests from Node.js. So, I’ve been playing with Gatling. Quite a bit recently. It’s a really neat open source load testing tool. Anyway, what I wanted to do was to have a remote instance that I could trigger a Gatling test on and then get the results back, all over http. Node.js. Executing the Gating command with these two switches via ...
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March 31, 2014 · 10:50 am. Executing Gatling tests from Node.js. So, I’ve been playing with Gatling. Quite a bit recently. It’s a really neat open source load testing tool. Anyway, what I wanted to do was to have a remote instance that I could trigger a Gatling test on and then get the results back, all over http. Node.js. Seemed the obvious lightweight solution to do this in…. Now, how to trigger a Gatling test from Node.js. Well, there are a few complexities but generally it is not too bad. Var command...
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Mobile support in Performance Test tools – What does it really offer? | Ian Molyneaux
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The Art of Application Performance Testing. Posted by: Ian Molyneaux. June 27, 2013. Mobile support in Performance Test tools – What does it really offer? It’s interesting to review the many discussion threads concerning automation support for Mobile Technology. By this I mean within Functional and Performance Testing tool sets. There seems to be a bit of one-upmanship going on at the moment between tool vendors trying to provide the best level of overall support. Having carried out a number of successfu...
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