Creating Effective Load Models for Performance Testing with Incomplete Empirical Data

Authors:
Scott Barber
Affiliations:
Performance Test/Analysis Consultant
Venue:
WSE '04 Proceedings of the Web Site Evolution, Sixth IEEE International Workshop
Year:
2004

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Abstract

The following paper describes the requirements and contraints of testing a web application system for the Austrian Chamber of Commerce. It seperates the testing task into two parts - one for testing the web architecture and one for testing the internet ...