Implementing WebLOAD Solutions

Implementing WebLOAD Solutions

• start the course
• connect to SQL Server and perform database commands
• perform load testing and reporting on SQL Server
• use built-in features such as FTP, TCPIP, Etc.
• demonstrate SOAP load testing
• use built-in features such as GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, etc.
• demonstrate scripting and correlating APIs features
• run and analyze scripts in selenium
• demonstrate continuous integration (CI) performance testing
• connect to MS Access using the JET Engine
• recognize when to use WebLOAD for Ellucian
• implement WebLOAD solutions

Testing with WebLOAD

Testing with WebLOAD

• start the course
• create mobile test scripts
• execute mobile load tests using a variety of different browsers, devices, and capabilities
• demonstrate how to perform mobile load testing with a real mobile device
• run performance tests from the cloud
• perform web site load testing
• demonstrate how to perform advanced and extensive Java load testing
• analyze Java server performance data to identify and resolve bottlenecks
• extend built-in functionality by embedding code
• demonstrate performance testing .NET applications
• use specialized reporting and analytics to identify issues with .NET
• perform web site load testing

Working with WebLOAD

Working with WebLOAD

• start the course
• provide a high-level overview of the features and benefits of testing with WebLOAD
• demonstrate how to record actions using WebLOAD
• list test creation features such as drag and drop building blocks and script debugging
• demonstrate how to use the parameterization manager
• demonstrate WebLOAD's correlation engine
• create realistic load scenarios, distribute loads, and collect data
• provide an overview of the web dashboard
• perform results analysis using predefined dashboards
• customize a dashboard to perform results analysis
• demonstrate analytical features such as actionable intelligence, application performance management (APM), and the Web Analysis Dashboard
• demonstrate monitoring features such as built-in server monitoring and root-cause analysis
• use JavaScript features such as the debugger and perform performance load testing
• list the supported web protocols and technologies
• use WebLOAD dashboards