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The document discusses Little's Law in performance testing and provides information on the stages of performance testing life cycle (PTLC) including non-functional requirements gathering, test planning, scripting, workload modeling, test execution and reporting. It also lists some common non-functional requirement metrics and components of a test plan.

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Little's Law in Performance Testing - PerfRunners

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Little's Law in Performance Testing - PerfRunners

1.What is the architecture of your current project?

N-tier architecture.

2.How many app servers and web servers are there in your project ?

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3.Difference between web server and app server?

PTLC

1.Stages in PTLC ?

Stage 1-NFR gathering

Stage2 – test planning

Stage 3- Test scripting

Stage 4- work load modelling

Stage 5- test execution and result


Stage 6 – test report

4.Metrics in NFR?

Response time

Speed

Scalability

Stability

Memory usage,RAM usage,Processor usage.

5.Test Plan ?

It is a document gives information about detailed test procedure .

 Identification and documentation of test scenario.


 Script Recording
 Script Enhancement.
 Script replay/debugging.

6.Entry criteria is NFR gathering

Exit criteria is Meeting expectations of NFR.

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