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Test Execution

Execute designed scenarios and monitor system behavior in real-time to ensure performance goals are met.

What is Test Execution?

  • Test Execution is the phase where the designed performance test scenarios are run using a testing tool to generate load on the application and validate its behavior.

Why Do We Execute Tests?

  • Validate application performance under expected load
  • Identify bottlenecks and performance issues
  • Verify system stability, scalability & reliability
  • Measure key performance metrics
  • Ensure SLAs are met

How Do We Execute Tests?

  • 1 Configure test environment & tools
  • 2 Load scripts/scenarios in the tool
  • 3 Set test data, users, pacing & runtime settings
  • 4 Start execution and monitor in real-time
  • 5 Analyze results and capture observations

What is the Purpose?

  • Validate system behavior under load
  • Ensure performance goals are achieved
  • Provide data for analysis & capacity planning
  • Support decision making and tuning
Example Scenario (Load Test)
Users: 100
Ramp-up: 15 min
Steady State: 30 min
Ramp-down: 15 min
Duration: 1 Hour
Target TPS: 50
Environment: QA
Load Pattern Overview
100 0 Users 15 45 60 Time (Minutes) Ramp-up 15 min Steady State 30 min Ramp-down 15 min

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