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johny2010_1
15 years agoContributor
Hi Alex,
Actually the requirements in my test are not specified very detailed.
You gave me two case, but if the customer just want to test the system for a big customer increase in near future.
Like every B2C web site, they want en estimated users to connect at sime time and get service, of course with acceptable response times for the customers.In which case you can put in this situation ? I thought I can put in both cases.
But of course the site do not have to respond in same seconds for every request, there will be different response times for different actions.
The information I need here is the exact way to calculate response times. In both cases you defined.
Lets think about first case, which you defined as "In this case you should measure the time for every request/response."
How will I make it if there are hundred request in a task ? by using scripts.
and if you look my early posts, I also wonder how to calculte response times for an action, for an connectione etc.
In an article which named "Load testing of Web Sites" I find this definiton for response time,
"Another key QoS factor for Web and e-commerce sites is response time. With Web-based environments, you must measure end-to-end response time to determine how customers perceive such things as page download and keyword search times. Also, when defining end-to-end response time, you must distinguish between the download time for the base HTML page and that for other page components, such as images and ad banners."
In log results, I can see response time for only requests, and for connections, I can see
Request Execution Summary (s) ="The overall time that it takes to execute all of the requests of the given connection
So, for a spesific task, let say that the login time, or invoice address getting time,
How will I calculate time ? Just sum up all related request times, or or related connection times ?
The other point is that,
"And this is, actually, the task for you and/ or project team. You must figure out the reason of this problem"
Yes of course it is my task, I must figure out reason, and I am asking you how will I figure out..
Actually the requirements in my test are not specified very detailed.
You gave me two case, but if the customer just want to test the system for a big customer increase in near future.
Like every B2C web site, they want en estimated users to connect at sime time and get service, of course with acceptable response times for the customers.In which case you can put in this situation ? I thought I can put in both cases.
But of course the site do not have to respond in same seconds for every request, there will be different response times for different actions.
The information I need here is the exact way to calculate response times. In both cases you defined.
Lets think about first case, which you defined as "In this case you should measure the time for every request/response."
How will I make it if there are hundred request in a task ? by using scripts.
and if you look my early posts, I also wonder how to calculte response times for an action, for an connectione etc.
In an article which named "Load testing of Web Sites" I find this definiton for response time,
"Another key QoS factor for Web and e-commerce sites is response time. With Web-based environments, you must measure end-to-end response time to determine how customers perceive such things as page download and keyword search times. Also, when defining end-to-end response time, you must distinguish between the download time for the base HTML page and that for other page components, such as images and ad banners."
In log results, I can see response time for only requests, and for connections, I can see
Request Execution Summary (s) ="The overall time that it takes to execute all of the requests of the given connection
So, for a spesific task, let say that the login time, or invoice address getting time,
How will I calculate time ? Just sum up all related request times, or or related connection times ?
The other point is that,
"And this is, actually, the task for you and/ or project team. You must figure out the reason of this problem"
Yes of course it is my task, I must figure out reason, and I am asking you how will I figure out..