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“If an end user perceives bad performance from your website, her next click will likely be on your-competition.com.”
- Ian Molyneaux
What’s New
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Gatling Stress Tool has released its new version 2.2.X which is loaded with support of JDK8, reporting improvements, additions to HTTP requests, Feeder Shuffle, Assertions & Conditional Checks…
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BlazeMeter now enables users to execute Selenium scripts as load tests. Selenium users can run thousands of different nodes in the cloud for large scale load tests across multiple geographical locations…
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The Apache JMeter team has released JMeter 3.0, a major new release loaded with UI & UX improvements, Reporting improvements, new shortcuts, new Sample Timeout feature, Test Plan Creation and Debugging Improvements…
Tools Evaluated By Team


Features
- Supports SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Trafodion, DB2 & Redis
- Generate workload based on Transaction Processing Council - Type C & H benchmarks
- Autopilot feature allows to execute single test with different user load
- Supports distributed testing
- Reports TPM (Transactions per minute) & CPU Metrics
Key Takeaways
- Light weight and easy to setup (evaluated for SQL Server & Oracle)
- Unfolds problems related to DB Server architecture through Transactions rate reporting
- Display results via GUI and could not log results to file
- Errors are clearly reported in the output section for easy debugging
- Precise documentation with detailed information on every feature

Features
- Supports SQL Server
- Executes database stored procedures with multiple threads/users
- Random values can be passed for parameters of stored procedure
Key Takeaways
- Very handy tool with no installation steps; clicking .exe file will launch the application
- Provides response time of stored procedure in no time
- Exceptions are clearly reported in tabular format
Knowledge Base
Useful Reports For Tuning Oracle Database Performance
Why To Use AWR & ASH Reports

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