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A load test consists in a sequence of requests sent into the application. The load generator simulates multiple users and sends requests on behalf of those users in parallel. For each user, the load generator establishes a [[#Session|session]], usually performing user authentication, then exercises an arbitrary combination of [[#Business_Scenario|business scenarios]], repeatedly, in a loop, and then ends the session. | A load test consists in a sequence of requests sent into the application. The load generator simulates multiple users and sends requests on behalf of those users in parallel. For each user, the load generator establishes a [[#Session|session]], usually performing user authentication, then exercises an arbitrary combination of [[#Business_Scenario|business scenarios]], repeatedly, in a loop, and then ends the session. | ||
=Session= | |||
=Iteration= | |||
=Business Scenario= | =Business Scenario= | ||
Also see [[Events_User_Manual#Business_Scenarios|Business Scenarios in the <tt>events</tt> User Manual]]. | |||
==Request Sequence Number== | ==Request Sequence Number== | ||
=Request= | =Request= | ||
Latest revision as of 22:15, 11 May 2016
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Load Test Structure
A load test consists in a sequence of requests sent into the application. The load generator simulates multiple users and sends requests on behalf of those users in parallel. For each user, the load generator establishes a session, usually performing user authentication, then exercises an arbitrary combination of business scenarios, repeatedly, in a loop, and then ends the session.
Session
Iteration
Business Scenario
Also see Business Scenarios in the events User Manual.