Showing posts with label Performance Testing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Performance Testing. Show all posts

DevOps and Performance Testing

DevOps; a well known term from last couple of year. DevOps is a methodology to set-up a quick and reliable software development process. But, as a performance tester where we can see the performance testing phase in DevOps? Understand by watching the referred video. An informative video on DevOps and Performance Testing:πŸ‘‡

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Current scenario of Performance Testing world

A good article which covers the current scenario of Performance Testing world along with a brief comparison of the Performance Testing tool, published by Alexander Podelko.πŸ‘‡ 

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Approach of performance testing in DevOps methodology

Many performance testers are searching for a good article which can explain the approach of performance testing in DevOps methodology. Stijin Schepers wrote a very simple and understandable article on the same. Read this post and grab the knowledge of the trendy topic as a treasure of the week.πŸ‘‡

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Performance Testing to Performance Engineering

What are the steps which lead you from Performance Testing to Performance Engineering?

Todd DeCapua has described the approach in detail in his article. Read the article if you are ready to switch: πŸ‘‡

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Performance Testing Approach

Rebecca Clinard, a Solution Consultant at New Relic has published a very basic and informative article on LinkedIn which describes the approach of performance testing starting from beginning till bug finding. Since she belongs to New Relic so she has given the reference of the same tool. 

But the good part is that you can read this article considering the suggested approach is generic and implement with any of the APM tools. If you use New Relic then that will be well and good! Read the article and grab the knowledge. Refer to the linkπŸ‘‡

Common Mistake during Test Execution & Monitoring

High-Level knowledge of performance testing can be gathered by the reading the blogs, watching the videos and listening to the audios. But practice is required so that you can learn with the issue you face, you can experience the debugging challenges and many more things. 

During practice or working in the live project, many mistakes occurred which help you to understand what wrong you did and how to overcome the situation and what could be the step so that same mistake will not be committed next time? Another way is to learn from others' experience. In such a case, if someone gives an advanced knowledge then it can prevent you to make the same mistakes during the test cycle. 

RadhaKrishna has shared some common mistakes committed during test execution and monitoring. In his article, he also suggested what are the things to keep in the mind so that mistakes can be avoided. Read this informative article: πŸ‘‡

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