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#NEOLOAD WINDOWS 10 GENERATOR#
#NEOLOAD WINDOWS 10 PROFESSIONAL#

 Cost and License: The competitive price matters a lot inĮvaluation. WebLOAD: Supports MS Windows OS NeoLoad: Supports Linux, Solaris, IBM AIX, HP-UX and VMWare other than MS Windows OS MS Windows OS but support for other platforms is considered as an advantage. Marking of tools on each criteria…  MS Windows compatible: The tool must mainly support Protocols WebLOAD: Wide range of protocols are supported NeoLoad: Wide range of protocols are supported WebLOAD: The reports generated specify clearly the response times for different loads NeoLoad: We can track the response times at every instance during the run time of the test process  Must support HTTP/S, SOAP and TCP/IP Internet Marking of tools on each criteria…  Display response times under variable loads WebLOAD: This tool supports automation of test cases NeoLoad: Even this tool supports automation of running test cases by specifying the time interval in the duration policy  Detect performance bottlenecks: should specify anĪlert message when the system is in critical stage WebLOAD: Gives a detail report of the errors NeoLoad: Gives a quick alert message and details regarding that error Marking of tools on each criteria…  Scope for automation: The test cases should runĪutomatically after defined time intervals.

#NEOLOAD WINDOWS 10 GENERATOR#

Runtime -Select load generator -Select duration.

Monitors -Create monitoring machine(select OS, Databases and Web EJB Architecture) -Select performance counters System(CPU User, CPU system, CPU idle, etc.) Memory(memory used, memory free).

Design -Graphical interface -Defining dynamic parameters -Defining logical options(delay, loops, try catch, etc) -Checking the virtual users.

Also provides script correlation, script validations and script.

Scripts can be added in JavaScript language.

WebLOAD Professional…  This tool is from the family of “Radview” Support scripting for scenario generation Must support HTTP/S, SOAP and TCP/IP Internet protocols

Support scripting for scenario generation.ĭisplay response times under variable loads.

Variety of reports provided by the tool.

 Must support HTTP/S, SOAP and TCP/IP InternetĬriteria…(Contd.) Good to have criteria…  Display response times under variable loads. The tool which scores high overall will be recommended.Ĭriteria… Minimal criteria…  Scope for automation. Both the tools will be marked for each criteria within the specific range. Each criteria will have a specific range.

#NEOLOAD WINDOWS 10 PROFESSIONAL#

WebLOAD Professional & NeoLoad 3.1 We use an E-Commerce website for creating the test process. Methodology…  We compare two tools:       Load tests specifically refer to the load size (number of Load, up to and including its limits (not just at its limits). Load Testing…  Load Tests determine the applications behavior under  We can generally call the Load Testing as the subset of Performance testing.  On the other hand, performance testing uses load testing techniques and tools for measurement and benchmarking purposes and uses various load levels.  Load testing operates at a predefined load level, usually the highest load that the system can accept while still functioning properly. Intro to Load Testing…  Although both Load Testing and Performance Testing seem Purpose to test their web applications before deployment  Recommend the tool that best serves the organization’s Want to Load Test the application before deployment  The company needs a recommendation of the tool that meets the maximum goals set by the company  Developers: 25  QA Testers: 4  The company planned to launch an web application and they Our Business Context…  Company: weexcel Inc.  Methodology  List of Criteria  Description to WebLOAD Professional & NeoLoad 3.1  Final Recommendation Presented By… ANVESH ALUWALA GURPREET SINGH DHADDAĪgenda…  Business context  Our Goal in the project  Load Testing Evaluation of Load Testing Tools WebLOAD Professional Vs NeoLoad 3.1 PROJECT PRESENTATION Prof: Daniel Amyot