Load testing requires hardware resources that are isolated from the system under test (SUT) to provide unbiased, objective measurements of system performance under pressure. Step 1: Choose a “hardware” paradigm that fits continuous delivery If you’re not there yet, that’s cool, and exactly why we want to bring you lessons learned while putting load testing into serious practice. When they’re in place, we’ve seen enterprise teams of as many as 10 performance engineers supporting hundreds of application and service teams. Having these “entry criteria” ironed out before embarking on continuous performance testing reduces miscommunication, delays, and otherwise cross-team dysfunction. Precise system performance and reliability expectations described as Service Level Agreements (SLAs), Objectives (SLOs) and Indicators (SLIs), also known as monitoring metrics.Unless it’s fixing issues, what’s the point of testing? Results analysis and an action response plan that all teams, not just the performance engineers, agree to uphold.Performance criteria intake process: Sometimes this can be as simple as a form of questions about the systems and timeframes that performance testing should target.
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