Performance (load) testing interview questions.

Hello dear friends! Welcome to my practical test on performance testing, specifically for preparing for an interview as a performance tester.

As some of you may already know, I have a YouTube channel on Performance Testing. Since this topic is very interesting to me, I decided to share my knowledge with you on this platform. This test was specially created by me for those who want to practice before an interview and for those who want to feel confident during the interview. The test can be taken an unlimited number of times, and the passing score is 70% of successful answers.

This test consists of 45 questions, with the first section containing 29 questions (general questions on performance testing) and the second section containing 16 questions (Jmeter + Grafana). I advise you not to rush and not to take the test just to pass it. The purpose is for you to understand and, most importantly, remember certain moments so that you can calmly answer these questions during the interview.

All questions have real practical significance because they are asked during the interview to almost everyone, and if you can answer them at least partially, you will have a good chance of getting an offer.

I plan to record other useful courses on performance testing, so if you have any requests, you can write them in the comments, and I will try to help you!

I hope that this practical test will help you to get a job as a load tester! Good luck!

Sincerely, Vitali.

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