Web Performance Testing in Practice

Author: Chen Shaoying / Xia Haitao / Jin Chengji
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is a work summarizing practical experience and achievements, primarily written for testers to plan, design, and implement Web performance testing. It covers both the fundamental theories of Web performance testing and their practical applications. Chapter 1 introduces the basics of performance testing and common pitfalls in performance testing. Chapter 2 proposes the "Comprehensive Web Performance Testing Model" specifically for Web performance testing, integrating the formulation of performance testing strategies, the writing of test case plans, and the use of the model, providing new insights for planning and designing performance testing. Chapter 3 further discusses how to conduct performance testing requirement analysis, design, and implementation in projects, and delves into the method of designing performance test cases based on scenarios. Chapter 4 introduces the basic methods of performance analysis for Web applications. Chapter 5 is the case study section, using typical Web application systems such as bank cards, e-government, and portal websites as examples to discuss how to apply the "Web Comprehensive Performance Testing Model" in projects. Through real-world examples, the book demonstrates to readers how to formulate performance testing plans, implement and control performance testing, and analyze system bottlenecks in projects.
This book is primarily aimed at project managers, test team leaders, test (design) engineers, and developers interested in performance testing. By studying this book, readers can perform performance testing design and implementation work more standardizedly.