Designing approach analysis on small-scale software performance testing tools

Meng, Xiangfeng

doi:10.1109/emeit.2011.6023983

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“…The choice of programming languages varies between load drivers. For example, the language could be generic programming languages like C++ [129], Javascript [128], Java [146] or XML [147]; or domain specific languages, which enable easy specifications of test environment components like the setup/configration of database, network and storage [148] and or for specialized systems (e.g., TTCN-3 for telecommunication systems [28]). c) Store-and-replay Configuration…”

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A Survey on Load Testing of Large-Scale Software Systems

Jiang

Hassan²

2015

IIEEE Trans. Software Eng.

145

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Many large-scale software systems must service thousands or millions of concurrent requests. These systems must be load tested to ensure that they can function correctly under load (i.e., the rate of the incoming requests). In this paper, we survey the state of load testing research and practice. We compare and contrast current techniques that are used in the three phases of a load test: (1) designing a proper load, (2) executing a load test, and (3) analyzing the results of a load test. This survey will be useful for load testing practitioners and software engineering researchers with interest in the load testing of large-scale software systems.

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