DZone

JULY 31, 2019

Research Sidekick. Recently I have been doing some research about distributed load and stress testing. If you have ever done it, it is quite apparent that Blazemeter and other similar services are pretty popular to help you with load generators and remote execution; however, I am not going to write about non-functional testing and services. I am going to write about a couple of articles, videos, and tutorials I have come across during this research.

Testing 140

Testing Systems Performance Testing Performance 140

The Polyglot Developer

JULY 31, 2019

There are tons of tools out there that help you make sure your app is functioning correctly. But how do test software from a purely visual standpoint? Chances are you’re writing functional tests to check visual elements, or manually checking your UI whenever you push a change. If you are doing either of those things, then you know that they’re incredibly time-consuming and bugs still end up slipping through the cracks.

Testing 93

Testing Software Software Development 93

The Agile Manager

JULY 31, 2019

Many years ago, I worked with a company that helped big pharma companies distribute free medical samples to doctors. Having pharma products on-hand is a convenience for doctors and patients alike, mainly because a doctor can initiate immediate treatment for a patient. Having pharma products on-hand is also good for big pharma, as starting somebody on a medication is highly likely to lead to a prescription.

FinTech 40

FinTech Strategy Retail Innovation 40

DZone

JULY 31, 2019

What is Load Balancing? Load balancing refers to the distribution of a workload across several nodes. In the web hosting service industry, it is commonly used for balancing the HTTP traffic across multiple servers which act together as a web front-end. A Load Balancer allows the users to distribute the traffic to a single IP across several servers by using a set of different protocols.

Servers 109

Servers Traffic Virtualization Infrastructure 109