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//Runtime// servers can be running on different OS or even on the cloud. | //Runtime// servers can be running on different OS or even on the cloud. | ||
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===== Load testing with cloud-based services ===== | ===== Load testing with cloud-based services ===== | ||
+ | There are cloud-based testing services for web application testing. | ||
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+ | Below is a few example of such services: | ||
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===== Simulating production load ===== | ===== Simulating production load ===== | ||
The first step in load testing is to determine the type of loads and how much you wish to exercise on AUT. Typically you would already have suite of models created for functional testing of AUT. These models when executed generates a specific type of loads on AUT. | The first step in load testing is to determine the type of loads and how much you wish to exercise on AUT. Typically you would already have suite of models created for functional testing of AUT. These models when executed generates a specific type of loads on AUT. | ||
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- | ===== Performance testing ===== | ||