By sweisfeldt
via neotys.com
Submitted: Jan 31 2013 / 17:57
Load testing, perhaps more than any other form of testing, is one of those activities that you either choose to do well or risk a result that leaves you worse off than not doing it at all. Half-hearted attempts at load testing yield “results,” but too often those results are inaccurate, leading to a false sense of security for anyone who trusts them. This, in turn, leads to the release of applications that are not adequately tested and that experience performance problems soon after entering production. Read on to learn about the factors you need to use in creating a more realistic load for your tests.
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