Web Application Performance Testing

Web Application Performance Testing, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 58 lectures, based on 201 reviews, and has 1709 subscribers.

You will learn about By end of the course you will learn to develop a workable strategy for performance testing of an enterprise system. Unit 1 : Introduction To Test Methodology Unit 2 : Setting Up Test Environment Unit 3 : Defining Performance Exit Criteria Unit 4 : Designing Realistic Work Load Unit 5 : Developing Test Scripts Unit 6 : Executing Repeatable Tests Unit 7 : Writing Effective Performance Report This course is ideal for individuals who are Quality Assurance Professionals or Dev Ops Professional or System Integrator or Project Leaders It is particularly useful for Quality Assurance Professionals or Dev Ops Professional or System Integrator or Project Leaders.

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Summary

Title: Web Application Performance Testing

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By end of the course you will learn to develop a workable strategy for performance testing of an enterprise system.
Unit 1 : Introduction To Test Methodology
Unit 2 : Setting Up Test Environment
Unit 3 : Defining Performance Exit Criteria
Unit 4 : Designing Realistic Work Load
Unit 5 : Developing Test Scripts
Unit 6 : Executing Repeatable Tests
Unit 7 : Writing Effective Performance Report

Who Should Attend

Quality Assurance Professionals
Dev Ops Professional
System Integrator
Project Leaders

Target Audiences

Quality Assurance Professionals
Dev Ops Professional
System Integrator
Project Leaders

This course is designed to teach people in a workshop format how to plan and conduct a performance test. The objectives of this course is to define the processes, tools, issues and challenges for performance testing in a variety of web environments. Working through a series of self paced video tutorials, you will learn to develop a workable strategy for performance testing of an enterprise system.This course does not focus on problem analysis, tuning, debugging, or tools.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Why Do You Want to Test Application For Performance

Lecture 2: Motivation For Performance Testing (Slides)

Lecture 3: Types of Test To Address Performance Issues

Lecture 4: Types of Performance Testing (slides)

Lecture 5: Risks Addressed Through Performance Testing

Lecture 6: Risks Addressed Through Performance Testing (Slides)

Lecture 7: How To Do Performance Testing — Testing Methodology

Chapter 2: Setting Up Test Environment

Lecture 1: Identifying System Under Test

Lecture 2: Overview of Application Under Test

Lecture 3: Test Deployment For Our Project

Lecture 4: Setting Up Test Environment

Lecture 5: Setting Up Apache Web Server on Amazon Cloud

Lecture 6: Setting Up Oracle Database Server on Amazon Cloud

Lecture 7: Installing Moodle On Test Set Up

Lecture 8: Checking Moodle Functionality on Test Setup

Lecture 9: Chapter 2 Summary (slides)

Chapter 3: Identifying Performance Acceptance Criteria

Lecture 1: Performance Acceptance Criteria

Lecture 2: Performance Acceptance Criteria(Slides)

Lecture 3: Performance Acceptance Criteria Case Study 1

Lecture 4: Performance Acceptance Criteria Case Study 1 (Slides)

Lecture 5: Performance Acceptance Criteria Case Study 2

Lecture 6: Performance Acceptance Criteria Case Study 2 (slides)

Lecture 7: Performance Acceptance Criteria For Our Project

Lecture 8: Performance Acceptance Criteria For Our Project(slides)

Chapter 4: Workload Design

Lecture 1: What is a Work Load

Lecture 2: What is a workload(slides)

Lecture 3: Case Study on Sample Workload

Lecture 4: Design Consideration For Workload

Lecture 5: Design Consideration For Developing a Workload (slides)

Lecture 6: Common Mistake While Designing Workload

Lecture 7: Common Mistakes While Developing Workload (slides)

Lecture 8: Workload For Our Project

Lecture 9: Workload For our Project(slides)

Chapter 5: Test Implementation

Lecture 1: Phases of Test Implementation

Lecture 2: Creating a Simple Load Generator

Lecture 3: Creating a Sample Load Generator(slides)

Lecture 4: Extending Simple Load Generator

Lecture 5: Extending Simple Load Generator(slides)

Lecture 6: Enterprise Load Generation Tool Consideration

Lecture 7: Enterprise Load Testing Tools(slides)

Chapter 6: Test Execution

Lecture 1: Test Execution Cycle

Lecture 2: Test Execution Life Cycle(slides)

Lecture 3: Test Environment Validation

Lecture 4: Validating Test Environment(slides)

Lecture 5: Test Validation

Lecture 6: Validating Test(slides)

Lecture 7: Test Execution

Lecture 8: Creating Baseline and Archive

Lecture 9: Creating Baseline and Archiving Tests(slides)

Chapter 7: Result Analysis and Report

Lecture 1: Performance Analysis Fundamentals

Lecture 2: Foundation of Performance Analysis(slides)

Lecture 3: Average Response Time Can be Misleading

Lecture 4: Average Response Time Analysis(slides)

Lecture 5: Introducing Percentile Response Time

Lecture 6: Percentile Response Time Analysis (slides)

Lecture 7: Writing Performance Report

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Final Thoughts on Class and Next Steps

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1 stars: 11 votes
2 stars: 15 votes
3 stars: 48 votes
4 stars: 76 votes
5 stars: 51 votes

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