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Testing Definitions - Part 2 in Testing   
by jkodadhala on 15 Nov 2005, 05:38     Read jkodadhala's Blog
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Testing Definitions - Part 2

 

Load Testing Types : Definitions

 

1) Load Testing  -: To determine the performance of the system with varying levels of load (different  workload upto max expected workload).


2) Stress Testing  -: Consists of measuring behavior  and performance of the system using the workload that exceeds the maximum possible load that can be handled by the system.


3) Volume Testing -: Testing the performance of the system with respect to increase in data volumes or database size.


4) Performance Testing -: Identify the desired load that system is expected to handle. Using this benchmark we will measure the performance of the system.

 

Required Terminologies :

 

1) Response time -: The time in which system responds  to a transaction i.e., the time interval between submission of request and receiving response.

 
2) Think time -: Time taken to select new transaction after response for previous transaction is received.


3)Workload-: Work submitted to system by end user.


4)Throughput-:No of  transactions done per unit time.

 

What is Benchmarking ?

=>Benchmarking is a process of comparing  the performance of  two or more system using the same workload or single system with different workloads

 

=>Workload used during benchmarking is called  benchmark.

 

=>Benchmarking is used to conduct load, Stress, Performance and Volume testing. 


 

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