Load Testing Using HP LoadRunner 12

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Agenda For this Chapter

Lecture 2: Overview of HP Loadrunner Tool Set

Lecture 3: HP Loadrunner 12 Installation

Lecture 4: Introducing Application Under Test

Lecture 5: Installing Base Tech Stack (Apache,MySQL,PHP)

Lecture 6: Setting Up Moodle With Seeded Database

Lecture 7: Download Database Dumps and Customized Moodle Software ( In Article Format)

Lecture 8: Download Database Dumps and Customized Moodle Software ( In PDF Format)

Chapter 2: Working With Virtual User Generator

Lecture 1: Getting Started With Virtual User Generator

Lecture 2: Our First Recording

Lecture 3: HTMl VS URL Mode Recording

Lecture 4: Introducing correlation

Lecture 5: Replaying Scripts

Lecture 6: Measuring time using transaction

Lecture 7: Modularization of script

Lecture 8: Modularization of script followup

Lecture 9: Loadrunner Scripts Used in Chapter 2

Chapter 3: Primer on C Programming Language and LR APIs

Lecture 1: Introduction To Chapter

Lecture 2: Data Types in C

Lecture 3: Control Structure in C

Lecture 4: Loop Structure in C

Lecture 5: Array in C

Lecture 6: Pointers in C

Lecture 7: Functions in C

Lecture 8: Header Files in c

Lecture 9: String Manipulation in C

Lecture 10: File Manipulation

Lecture 11: Loadrunner Scripts in Chapter 3

Chapter 4: Developing Generic Scripts Using Parameters

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: Why do we need to parameterize Script

Lecture 3: How Load runner Parameterization Helps

Lecture 4: Various Parameterization scenarios

Lecture 5: Exploring Parameterization Properties

Lecture 6: Parameter Types Options

Lecture 7: How To Read Parameter Values From an Excel File

Lecture 8: Manipulating Load runner Parameters part 1

Lecture 9: Manipulating Load runner Parameters part 2

Chapter 5: Extending Scripts Using Co-relation and Check Points

Lecture 1: Why do we need to check contents of a response

Lecture 2: Using web reg find to register search string

Lecture 3: Text Check point Example

Lecture 4: Image Check Point Example

Lecture 5: Rendezvous in Load Runner

Lecture 6: Co relation

Lecture 7: How To Handle Dynamic drop down lists

Lecture 8: Capturing dynamic variables in a parameter part 1

Lecture 9: Capturing dynamic variables in a parameter part 2

Lecture 10: Capturing dynamic variables in a parameter part 3

Lecture 11: Creating Co Relation Libraries

Lecture 12: Debugging VuGen Scripts

Lecture 13: Loadrunner Scripts in Chapter 4 and 5

Chapter 6: Developing Benchmark Scripts

Lecture 1: What is workload for our project

Lecture 2: Default Recording Of Browse Lesson

Lecture 3: Customizing Browse Lesson Script Part 1

Lecture 4: Customizing Browse Lesson Script Part 2

Lecture 5: Default recording of Quiz Submission

Lecture 6: Customizing Quiz Submission Script

Lecture 7: Creating Assignment Script

Lecture 8: Creating Discussion Script

Lecture 9: Creating glossary

Lecture 10: Creating master scripts part 1

Lecture 11: Creating master scripts part 2

Lecture 12: Benchmark Scripts in Chapter 6

Chapter 7: Designing Real Life Load Scenarios Using Controller

Lecture 1: Why do we need controller

Lecture 2: Getting used to LR Controller

Lecture 3: Designing A basic scenario

Lecture 4: Designing A real world scenario

Lecture 5: Designing a group scenario

Lecture 6: Designing Percentage Mode Scenario

Lecture 7: Designing Goal Oriented Scenario

Lecture 8: Demonstration on Goal Oriented Scenario

Lecture 9: Creating Service Level Agreement

Lecture 10: Debugging scenario

Lecture 11: Adding Load Generators

Lecture 12: Introducing Amazon Web services

Lecture 13: What are prereqs for AWS based LG

Lecture 14: Demo Of LG Setu on AWS

Lecture 15: Setting of resource monitor

Lecture 16: Scripts , results and analysis of Chapter 7

Chapter 8: Making Sense of Test Results Using Analyzer

Lecture 1: How Analysis Fits into Load testing scheme

Lecture 2: Average response time

Lecture 3: Percentile response time

Lecture 4: Getting Used To Load runner Analysis

Lecture 5: Generating Graphs

Lecture 6: How To find bottleneck

Lecture 7: Defining Service Level Agreement

Lecture 8: Correlation between different metrics

Lecture 9: Generating report

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Final Thoughts and Next Steps

Chapter 10: Frequently Asked Questions

Lecture 1: How to create a Scenario With Distributed Load Generators

Lecture 2: How to Trouble Shoot XAMPP in windows