Getting Started With QEngine Performance Testing
Ensure hassle free test creation by following the steps below.
Create Load Test |
Monitoring & Modem Simulation |
Runtime Settings |
Execute Load Test |
Analyze Load Test Reports |
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Your first step in load testing is to create transaction based on a scenario critical to the application |
New Load Test
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Load test will contain the scenario and load details that are going to be simulated during load test execution.
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Create Transaction
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This will contain the user scenarios that are critical to the application
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Configure Load Type
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Select the load type to be simulated from Normal, Ramp-up, Ramp-down, Burn-in and Mixed load
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Configure User Count
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Configure the number of virtual users that needs to be simulated by QEngine
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During load testing, the application server can be monitored for CPU / Memory Usage |
Server Monitoring
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Monitor the target host for memory/cpu usage due to load testing. Supports Windows / Linux / Solaris monitoring.
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Database Monitoring
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Monitor the target database for Connections, Threads, Table Locks, Slow Queries, Reads, Writes, etc during load testing. Supports MySql, Oracle and MSSQL databases
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Modem Simulation
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Provide the load test reports based on the chosen modem speed
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QEngine provides lot of settings such as Image Download, Save Response, Use Think time, User Agent, Test in alternate host, Proxy configuration and Authentication |
Image Download
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Indicates QEngine to parse the response received and download images / css / js. By enabling "Save Response", the response downloaded will be saved and shown in reports
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Test in Alternate Host
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Allows the transaction recorded against one host to playback in the alternate specified host and port
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Authentication
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QEngine supports various authentication schemes such as Basic, Digest and NTLM. It supports multiple user environments in authentication
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Proxy / Firewall
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QEngine supports load testing through Proxy / Firewall in the network
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Executing the load test will simulate the configured number of virtual users against the application server |
Start Play
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Click on Start Play and see the status of load test execution in the Run time reports shown.
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Distributed Load Testing
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QEngine supports distributed load testing in order to simulate very high number of virtual users. The virtual users for load testing will be simulated from the various agents registered to execute the load test.
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Regression Testing
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Load test can be scheduled and executed at a particular time and reports will be sent to the email id specified in the regression configuration
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QEngine provides comprehensive reports for load testing and Server/DB monitoring |
Response Time Reports
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Provides detailed report on mean response time fluctuation against active number of users
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Response Validation Reports
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QEngine can validate certain criteria for an URL and provide report on the number of PASSED / FAILURE
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to get free technical support during the trial period!
Need help?
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