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The Future of Performance Testing

Alex Podelko

While there are still quite a lot of cases where it is still applicable, it needs to evolve into more sophisticated processes tightly integrated with development and other parts of performance engineering. That dictates changes needed in performance testing (and, eventually, performance testing tools).

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Reinventing Performance Testing: New Architectures

Alex Podelko

I am looking forward to share my thoughts on ‘Reinventing Performance Testing’ at the imPACt performance and capacity conference by CMG held on November 7-10, 2016 in La Jolla, CA. Mitigating performance risks moves to SaaS vendors. The dynamic architectures represent a major challenge for both monitoring and analysis.

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The Best Way to Host MySQL on Azure Cloud

Scalegrid

If you’re reading this, you likely already know the magnitude of operational tasks associated with maintaining a production deployment, but for a quick recap, there’s provisioning, deprovisioning, master-slave configurations, backups, scaling, upgrades, log rotations, OS patching, and monitoring to name a few. Azure Virtual Networks.

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Why Your Performance Testing Strategy Needs to Shift Left

Dotcom-Montior

LoadView, our on-demand, cloud-based load and stress testing platform , takes an outside-in approach to performance testing. Executing an internal test can tell you how well your application or site handles an increase in traffic, but it will never reflect real-world conditions. Identifying performance bottlenecks.

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The Best Way to Host MongoDB on DigitalOcean

Scalegrid

What’s most impressive is that you’re not compromising performance for cost. We ran performance tests for MongoDB on DigitalOcean vs. AWS vs. Azure and found that DigitalOcean performance was in line with, if not better, on both high throughput and low latency in the deployment. Monitoring Performance.

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Getting Started with LoadView On-Demand Performance Testing

Dotcom-Montior

Let’s face it – the ideal load test emulates real world traffic, yet most load testing software doesn’t come close. A series of GET requests from an in-house server can’t possibly replicate what actually happens when a website sees a sudden increase in users from all over the world.

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Answering Common Questions About Interpreting Page Speed Reports

Smashing Magazine

And when discussing the two types of data, we’re actually talking about what is called real-user monitoring , or RUM for short. For example, the data is pretty slow to update, refreshing every 28 days, meaning it is not the same as real-time monitoring. Type 1: Observed Data Observed data is performance as the browser sees it.

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