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Re: Playback - unable to locate button
Hi there, We're sorry you're facing this issue. Can you please send the following info to keshav.vasudevan@smartbear.com to take a look - If the app is publicly available or not? The name of the project and test script We'll check on our side and get back to you. We appreciate your patience and cooperation on this matter.2KViews1like0CommentsRe: Install:Connection error with LoadNinja backend: Error: self signed certificate in certificate chain
From that message, it looks like your network has a transparent proxy (https://www.expressvpn.com/blog/transparent-proxy/). This exception is transparently deployed on their systems. This proxy has a self-signed certificates that isnt as secure. The endpoint cannot know the operating system’s proxy config by itself, and is hence throwing an error stating we cannot connect. A simple way to fix this is as follows – [Recommended] Whitelist recorder IPs We share the IPs of the recorders in different regions in the Dedicated IP tab of the settings (https://support.smartbear.com/loadninja/docs/configure/index.html#dedicated-ip). You can whitelist the IPs of the regions of your choosing in your internal firewall, so you never have to go through the endpoint for recording and load testing Using the endpoint - Ask from the network admin your system’s transparent proxy config (proxy host, port and any username/pw required) - Check the box – My network required proxy to connect to internet - Enter the appropriate info, and try connecting1.6KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Does Load Ninja support testing of desktop application ?
Most would typically load test the API layer for testing the performance of Desktop apps. LoadNinja currently offers API load testing in beta if you would like to try. Please reach out at keshav.vasudevan@smartbear.com to learn more.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: when your load is ready in LoadNinja, what are the best testing parameters for the best result?
It depends on what you want to test and analyze. For example, If you want to do a quick smoke test, then a small number of VUs would suffice If you're trying to do a soak test where you have a steady state of VUs over a long period of time, maybe it could be a couple of hours or even longer If you're doing a test to ensure application can handle expected number of end users, you could simulate the same expected number in the load test In general, I would recommend making sure you have a lot of ramp up steps in scenario, and if possible, have the steps equal the number of peak VUs so you can better identify the system's capacity and isolate the exact performance issue happening at a specific ramp up of VU. We have done webinars on this topic, check them out here - https://loadninja.com/resources/?Type=Webinars Here's a helpful video to help you analyze load test results - https://support.smartbear.com/loadninja/docs/results/screen.html1.7KViews0likes0Comments