Load Test Stages
- Test scenario determination
- Data preparation for each transaction
- Determination of connection speeds
- Configuration of all servers
- Gathering and analyzing test results
- Retest
- Determine load test operations
- Estimation of the number of users accessing the system
- Identification of different browsers and operating systems used by the user
- Test case execution and monitoring
- Advice for correction
Stress Test
Stress testing is designed to increase the number of simultaneous requests of a system after a point in which performance drops (even at a point of complete failure) to prepare for the unexpected, determine how far a given system can be pushed, and explore the outer limits of its performance capacity. If a load test peaks in concurrent users, the baseload will continue to increase the load on the system until resources become overloaded. This is deliberately pushing the system into a fail state to see how it handles itself and whether it can perform a proper recovery. Thus, it ensures that the risks at the breaking points are analyzed, and the chances are minimized by fine-tuning. AQM team helps you determine the maximum load your systems can handle by performing load/stress tests with specially created scenarios.