Performance testing tools are basically for system level testing, to see whether or not the system will stand up to a high volume of usage. A load testing is to check that the system can handle its expected number of transactions. A volume testing is basically to check that the system can handle a large amount of data, e.g. many fields in a record, many records in a file, etc. A stress testing is one that goes beyond the normal expected usage of the system (to see what would happen outside its design expectations), with respect to load or volume. [Read more…] about What is Performance testing, Load testing and stress-testing tools in software testing?
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What is Stress testing in software testing? Example,How To Do,Interview Questions,Types
There are many types of performance testing techniques, one of them is stress testing. It refers to the testing of the software in determining whether its performance is satisfactory under extreme load conditions or not.
Most systems are developed for normal operating conditions, therefore if operating conditions become abnormal (for example: if load of simultaneous users visiting the website goes beyond the maximum limit) but your system has undergone stress testing then errors would be negligible even under abnormal conditions.
Even though stress testing is important, most projects do not perform stress testing until the end of their software development life cycle (SDLC), which can have serious consequences, if there are performance issues in the application. [Read more…] about What is Stress testing in software testing? Example,How To Do,Interview Questions,Types