What are the aspects of performance test

What are the aspects of performance test

It includes load test, strength test, database capacity bai test, benchmark test and competitive test

1. Load test

Load testing, a performance test that measures whether a program can withstand operating in an overloaded environment. In this test, the test object will be subjected to different workloads to evaluate and evaluate the performance behavior of the test object under different workload conditions, as well as the ability to continue normal operation.

2. Strength test

Strength test, a performance test that measures how well a software system operates under extremely low system resources. This type of test can often write the software and hardware level requirements of the system.

The purpose of implementing and executing such tests is to find errors caused by insufficient resources or resource contention. If memory or disk space is insufficient, the test object may exhibit defects that are not obvious under normal conditions. Other defects can be caused by contention for shared resources, such as database locks or network bandwidth. Strength testing can also be used to determine the maximum amount of work a test object can handle.

3. Database capacity test

Database capacity testing refers to inserting a certain amount of data into a database table through a stored procedure to see if the relevant page can display the data in a timely manner. Database capacity testing enables test subjects to process large amounts of data to determine if a limit has been reached that will cause the software to fail. The capacity test will also determine the maximum load or workload that the test object can continuously handle over a given period of time.

4. Benchmark testing

Benchmarking A test that compares a known existing system primarily to see if it is competitive with similar products.

5. Competitive testing

The ability of software to compete for resources (data records, memory, etc.) with other related systems.