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ManageEngine QEngine performance testing tool allows you to load test / stress test your web applications or web sites with accuracy and ease. Comprehensive reports helps you to identify critical performance issues and optimize the user experience of your web applications/web sites before it goes into deployment.

 
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Performance Testing Features

 
  • Performance Test Recording: QEngine performance testing tool provides an easy to use browser-based recording to capture HTTP/HTTPS requests including AJAX requests.
  • Flexible User Scenarios: To emulate the load test of real-user activities, an easy, complete and customizable building of user scenarios are provided.
  • Real-world Performance Testing: Real-world web load testing allows you to dynamically vary the number of virtual users hitting your web applications/web sites to study the load testing/stress testing conditions under varying load.
  • Dynamic Data Replacement: Modifying the performance test scripts to reflect dynamic data requires no programming skills.
  • Session Handling: Support for standard session handling techniques, such as cookies and URL-rewriting. Option to load test your web applications with Dynamic Session ID, by storing session from previous response.
  • Support for cookies, basic authentication, URL re-directing/SSL: Automatically handles basic HTTP/HTTPS features such as, cookies, BASIC authentication for password-protected sites and URL redirects.
  • Parameterized Performance Tests: Parameterize URL Get/Post data or session data at runtime from cookies, previous response, previous url, by executing a Javascript or hidden elements.
  • Datapools for Parameterization: To use unique data for each user in load testing/stress testing, QEngine allows creation of datapools (values from an external datasource such as Database or FLAT file).
  • Configurable Think Time: Configurable think times to perform real-world performance testing where each user spends thinking time (wait time) before performing the next action in the web page.
  • Browser Simulation: Support for simulating exact browser behavior (MSIE, Firefox and Mozilla simulation).
  • Random Delay: Random Delay for Virtual user start to simulate user visit to the web site/web application in irregular intervals.
  • Bandwidth Simulation: Option to emulate different network speeds during playback.
  • IP Spoofing: IP Spoofing support to simulate unique IP address for each user in web application load testing.
  • Server Performance Monitors: Load test your web sites/web applications with integrated monitoring of server machine's system resources (cpu % and memory usage).
  • Database Monitors: Load test your web sites/web applications with integrated monitoring of databases such as MySQL or Oracle to collect the database parameters.
  • Configurable Playback Options: Wide range of play options that affects the playback of load test scripts.
  • Compressed server response (gzip, deflate): QEngine performance testing provides the ability to test web servers that use compressed server response (gzip, deflate).
  • Quick Host Change: Option to run against different hosts without re-recording the web load test scripts.
  • Proxy Support: Peformance testing can be done through proxy servers, supporting authentication and proxy exclusions for local networks.
  • Distributed Load Testing: Option to simulate thousands of simultaneous users working from a single machine or distributed on multiple machines. Centralized coordination and reporting of distributed load testing results.
  • Batch Testing: Provision to execute performance test suites from batch files or using scheduling utilities.
  • Response Validation: Extensive built-in functions for response validation. Response Validation report shows the success and failures to make sure you get right response while performing the web load testing.
  • Export Reports: Provision to export reports to Excel for further processing of your load test results.
  • Comprehensive Reports: Load test reports summarizes the key results such as response time, throughput, hits, number of users simulated, error percentage, etc to identify potential bottlenecks.
Blog : Testing Dynamic Web Applications

We have been receiving a lot of queries on how to test web applications that changes constantly. So we thought we will put out a white paper to illustrate the common trouble spots or scenarios faced in a web application that constantly changes and how to test those scenarios without re-recording the test scripts. The whitepaper for testing dynamic web applications is available..... Read full blog.


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