
With the ARAS Load Test Tool you can create a simulation to test how your system will behaves under real user interaction.
It is..
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a console application (command line tool)
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a multi-threaded environment (simulates real work scenario)
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configuration based (connection definition, queries count, thread count, configuration files locations, output log location, test result file location, etc)
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queries with placeholders
FUNCTIONAL POINT OF VIEW
From a functional point of view we can assume that:
Example:
Load Test answers questions like:
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Does target system handles that amount of users?
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Does target system handles that amount of simultaneous queries?
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What is the maximum rate of users and queries that target system can handle (without error or with acceptable error rate)?
CREATING REPORTS
In order to create reports based on those data we would need to:
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Perform load tests on schedule manner
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Compare load test results (with same configuration) one with each other
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User same machine in compared results (load test machine may have an impact on results)
We can create dashboards that presents:
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List of machine/sources where load tests were run
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Configuration of compared tests (used threads and queries count)
- Timeline of tests with test result duration in certain time period