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How can I do performance and load testing for login authenticated web application?

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authera last edited by

Please someone help me. How can I do performance and load testing for login authenticated web application?
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There are many tools available to do performance /load testing ex:Jmeter,Blazemeter..etc
If you are doing jmeter it can be achieved in more than one way like by creating HTTP request or recording the flow.
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jeanid last edited by

You can use Jmeter. Jmeter is best for load and performance testing. you can create HTTP request. Jmeter also display the response timing of all HTTP request with status.
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Performance testing for serverless applications in AWS
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I didn't work with AWS, but in my opinion performance testing in case serverless applications should perform pretty the same way as in traditional way with own physical servers. Despite the name serverless, physical servers are still used (though are managed by aws). So I will approach to this task with next steps: send backend metrics (response time, count requests and so on) to some metrics system (graphite, prometheus, etc) build dashboard in this metric system (ideally you should see requests count and response time per every instance and count of instances) take a load testing tool (jmeter, gatling or whatever) and start your load test scenario During the test and after the test you will see how many requests your app processing, it response times and how change count of instances depending of concurrent requests. So in such case you will agnostic from aws management tools (but probably aws have some management dashboard and afterwards it will good to compare their results).
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Content-Visibility auto vs Lazy loading content performance
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There is a good article on web.dev about this. The key takeaway is that in their example of a really long page it was 7x faster at rendering, on a low end mobile device this would obviously be amplified greatly. In our example, we see a boost from a 232ms rendering time to a 30ms rendering time. That's a 7x performance boost. So we could infer that if the page goes from 232ms to 30ms on a Mac then on a mid tier mobile phone that could be up to be as high as 1 second vs 120ms as the CPU is about 4 times slower. side note: For CPU speed differences this page from the Lighthouse repository has a nice table at the bottom that explains the relative performance of a high end laptop vs a mid to low end mobile phone, just so you know where I get a 4 times slowdown. The difference between lazy loading and content-visibility: auto This isn't a replacement for lazy loading. If you had to choose between the two pick lazy loading every time! Lazy loading does not even request the data until it is needed (if done correctly). content-visibility: auto means the browser will still request all the data, it just won't render it. This codepen from the article lets you confirm that. If you open the network tab and reload the page you will see that all assets are downloaded, but the rendering time is much lower if you leave the following CSS in place (if you remove it you can see the increased rendering time) .story { content-visibility: auto; contain-intrinsic-size: 100px 1000px; } As most speed issues on sites are down to network requests and data sent over the wire lazy loading is still needed and far superior to just adding content-visibility: auto to every section. Should I use it? I mean, yes, I would. Assuming your page is properly structured you shouldn't have any issues. Setting the intrinsic heights and widths of things is something I need to investigate more to see if that has any impact on Cumulative Layout Shift if you get it wrong. side note: from what I understand if you get the sizes wrong of the container it will just work like contain: paint so you won't get quite the same benefits. This is pure conjecture, do not take this as part of the answer! I would especially look at implementing it if your user-base is mainly using Chrome on mobile (35ish percent of all browsers according to caniuse.com) as it is supported on Chrome. Worst case scenario is that it never gets implemented in other browsers (although Firefox is already looking at implementing it and Edge obviously has it being Chromium powered). At this stage you have a CSS property that might get deprecated, for the sake of a kilobyte or two it can't hurt (assuming it doesn't negatively affect CLS as I stated earlier)!
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JMeter vs ReadyAPI SOAP API Performance Testing
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Not only the server need to be able to respond fast enough, JMeter must be able to send requests fast enough as well. Default JMeter configuration is suitable for tests development and debugging and creating some load (rather limited though), you need to properly tune your JMeter instance in order to fully utilize your machine resources If your single machine is not powerful enough to conduct the required load it's possible to run JMeter in distributed mode using as many load generators as needed in order to create the necessary number of virtual users/requests per second
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What is the difference between performance load and stress testing?
Performance, Load, Stress Testing • performance software testing difference load stress • • prowler

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Performance Testing Load testing Stress testing Domain Superset of load and stress testing A subset of performance testing A subset of performance testing Scope Very wide scope. Includes - Load Testing, Stress Testing, capacity testing, volume testing, endurance testing, spike testing, scalability testing and reliability testing, etc. Narrower scope as compared to performance testing. Includes volume testing and endurance testing. Narrower scope as compared to performance testing. Includes soak testing and spike testing. Major goal To set the benchmark and standards for the application. To identify the upper limit of the system, set SLA of the app and see how the system handles heavy load volumes. To identify how the system behaves under intense loads and how it recovers from failure. Basically, to prepare your app for the unexpected traffic spike. Load Limit Both – below and above the threshold of a break. Till the threshold of break Above the threshold of break Attributes studied Resource usage, reliability, scalability, resource usage, response time, throughput, speed, etc. peak performance, server throughput, response time under various load levels (below the threshold of break), adequacy of H/W environment, the number of user app can handle, load balancing requirements, etc. Stability beyond bandwidth capacity, response time (above the threshold of break), etc. Issues identified through this testing type All performance bugs including runtime bloat, the scope for optimization, issues related to speed, latency, throughput, etc. Basically – anything related to performance! Load balancing problems, bandwidth issues, system capacity issues, poor response time, throughput issues, etc. Security loopholes with overload, data corruption issues at overload situation, slowness, memory leaks, etc.
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How to check the file name using controller in JMeter?
Performance, Load, Stress Testing • performance jmeter controller • • authera

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You can use following in your IF Controller to check if the file exists ${__groovy(((new File("/Users/hansi/Documents/training/jmeter/install/apache-jmeter-5.3/bin/jmeter.sh")).exists()))}

How can I do performance and load testing for login authenticated web application?

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