How to test behavior of client side UI/Performance along with load test with n users for desktop...
I have to perform load test on a desktop application. So, I used visual studio to test load on web server with 100 users then it worked fine & got no error.
But in real time, I got different behavior on the client side when we do the same activity manually while 100 real users are working together & using that application simultaneously. Client side application is getting crashed/hang or getting UI error due to slowness.
Which tool should I use to test load on both server & client side?
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I have to perform load test on a desktop application. So, I used visual studio to test load on web server with 100 users then it worked fine & got no error.
But in real time, I got different behavior on the client side when we do the same activity manually while 100 real users are working together & using that application simultaneously. Client side application is getting crashed/hang or getting UI error due to slowness.
Which tool should I use to test load on both server & client side?
load-testing performance-testing desktop-application
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I have to perform load test on a desktop application. So, I used visual studio to test load on web server with 100 users then it worked fine & got no error.
But in real time, I got different behavior on the client side when we do the same activity manually while 100 real users are working together & using that application simultaneously. Client side application is getting crashed/hang or getting UI error due to slowness.
Which tool should I use to test load on both server & client side?
load-testing performance-testing desktop-application
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I have to perform load test on a desktop application. So, I used visual studio to test load on web server with 100 users then it worked fine & got no error.
But in real time, I got different behavior on the client side when we do the same activity manually while 100 real users are working together & using that application simultaneously. Client side application is getting crashed/hang or getting UI error due to slowness.
Which tool should I use to test load on both server & client side?
load-testing performance-testing desktop-application
load-testing performance-testing desktop-application
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I always have used JMeter for Performance Testing. On this question, I think watching this tutorial may help you for client-side performance testing:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/client-side-performance-testing-tutorial
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Mirco Focus has got two load testing tools that support client-side (web) load testing: Loadrunner and Silk Performer. Those tools are not cheap and performing load testing this way also requires a lot more load generators.
Another option would be NeoLoad, that works on protocol level, but you can use a Selenium client-side test during a load test to measure client-side response times.
A third option would be to use a separate website client-side automated test script that is enriched with measuring of some actions. That that can be run during a load test in another tool.
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I always have used JMeter for Performance Testing. On this question, I think watching this tutorial may help you for client-side performance testing:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/client-side-performance-testing-tutorial
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I always have used JMeter for Performance Testing. On this question, I think watching this tutorial may help you for client-side performance testing:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/client-side-performance-testing-tutorial
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I always have used JMeter for Performance Testing. On this question, I think watching this tutorial may help you for client-side performance testing:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/client-side-performance-testing-tutorial
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I always have used JMeter for Performance Testing. On this question, I think watching this tutorial may help you for client-side performance testing:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/insights/blog/client-side-performance-testing-tutorial
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Mirco Focus has got two load testing tools that support client-side (web) load testing: Loadrunner and Silk Performer. Those tools are not cheap and performing load testing this way also requires a lot more load generators.
Another option would be NeoLoad, that works on protocol level, but you can use a Selenium client-side test during a load test to measure client-side response times.
A third option would be to use a separate website client-side automated test script that is enriched with measuring of some actions. That that can be run during a load test in another tool.
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Mirco Focus has got two load testing tools that support client-side (web) load testing: Loadrunner and Silk Performer. Those tools are not cheap and performing load testing this way also requires a lot more load generators.
Another option would be NeoLoad, that works on protocol level, but you can use a Selenium client-side test during a load test to measure client-side response times.
A third option would be to use a separate website client-side automated test script that is enriched with measuring of some actions. That that can be run during a load test in another tool.
answered 3 hours ago
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Mirco Focus has got two load testing tools that support client-side (web) load testing: Loadrunner and Silk Performer. Those tools are not cheap and performing load testing this way also requires a lot more load generators.
Another option would be NeoLoad, that works on protocol level, but you can use a Selenium client-side test during a load test to measure client-side response times.
A third option would be to use a separate website client-side automated test script that is enriched with measuring of some actions. That that can be run during a load test in another tool.
answered 3 hours ago
PatrickPatrick
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Mirco Focus has got two load testing tools that support client-side (web) load testing: Loadrunner and Silk Performer. Those tools are not cheap and performing load testing this way also requires a lot more load generators.
Another option would be NeoLoad, that works on protocol level, but you can use a Selenium client-side test during a load test to measure client-side response times.
A third option would be to use a separate website client-side automated test script that is enriched with measuring of some actions. That that can be run during a load test in another tool.
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