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  • March 15, 2021

    Availability Testing | what , how and why?

    Availability Testing | what , how and why?

    A while ago , a colleague of mine was asking me about the availability test and my first answer was , do you mean soak/endurance test? , but I was wrong , both tests have something in common but they are totally different in the objective of the test. What is Availability Testing? As a […]

  • March 9, 2021

    Software Testing : Being a specialized or do anything a tester can do

    Software Testing : Being a specialized or do anything a tester can do

    We all have or had been in this debate even inside ourselves , which is better do everything a software tester can do , and here I mean to do manual , automation , performance , security , and anything else may be related to software testing or being a specialized and here I mean […]

  • February 25, 2021

    Don’t commit to a tool and start with POC

    Don’t commit to a tool and start with POC

    Which performance testing tool you’re going to use in your next project , each one of us has a favorite tool or a go to tool , one that always in your mind. But this is not the case always , we may have some limitations which affect which tool we should use , I […]

  • February 1, 2021

    Unusual performance tests for unusual situations

    Unusual performance tests for unusual situations

    Not all performance test types are famously equal , some types are used less often than others. That doesn’t mean of course that they are not important , they are and in some cases so important but unusual tests needs unusual situations. I am going to focus on the following performance test types , we […]

  • January 23, 2021

    The hidden cost of slowness

    The hidden cost of slowness

    There is always a debate about how important is the speed to the software industry. They say and I quote “if the customer/user is not complaining , there is no issue and we are fine”. I will try here to discuss this in a different way. what is the hidden cost you pay when your […]

  • November 2, 2020

    How to Set your performance testing acceptance criteria

    How to Set your performance testing acceptance criteria

    This is always a question for people who are doing performance testing (as a general term) for the first time and also those who don’t have a specific performance requirements. What numbers to compare to? what are the current response time means? is it good or bad? How to set an acceptance criteria? All the […]

  • June 21, 2020

    What a performance test report saying about your system.

    What a performance test report saying about your system.

    When evaluating a performance test report most of the times we are looking for the response time and specifically the Average response time. But if you take a deeper look , the performance test report elaborates more information. In this article I will use one of JMeter basic reports “Summary Report” as example to explain […]

  • June 11, 2020

    How to add security checks to your manual / automation test suite

    How to add security checks to your manual / automation test suite

    Let me tell you that you can have a basic / moderate security checks in your manual test suite by extending your test cases in two different areas : Input validation Authentication Most of test suites if not all of them are already testing the sections mentioned above but mostly just a basic checks like […]

  • June 5, 2020

    Performance Test Script Validation – Why & How?

    Performance Test Script Validation – Why & How?

    The main goal for any performance test script simply is to work , but is this enough? I mean is it enough that your script has no errors ? No errors do not mean that your script is working flawlessly , you may get a 200 response code but the script functionality is not working […]

  • May 3, 2020

    Factors that affect your performance test results

    Factors that affect your performance test results

    The performance test process is not a complex process but it has lots of things to keep an eye on , in this article I will focus on factors that personally I think it will affect your test results. I will try to demonstrate the effect in most of them and I will put some […]

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