Sharp Load TestingCan your key Web and business applications run for sustained durations under heavy loads? When do response times become unacceptable?
Most companies don’t find until it is far too late: after the system has gone into production. But there is a better way: by using the SHARP LOAD TESTING services from ObjectSharp to objectively test and measure how your key systems will perform under high load conditions before they go into production.
ObjectSharp has a proven team of MS Professionals and MVPs who are experts at designing, building, functional testing and load testing MS-based applications. Our SHARP LOAD TESTING services are designed to save you:
- Money – we have all the load testing and monitoring software you will need; there is nothing new for you to buy; we can run our tests on your site or ours
- Time – we have the technology experts and experience to get the job done fast
- Worry – we will not only tell you how well your systems perform under high load conditions, our experts can also help identify the key processing and/or database bottlenecks that are causing the performance problems
How it works
The typical SMART LOAD TESTING assignment follows these 5 key steps:
- Project Definition: Review with Client to identify key application(s) to be load tested, functional test scenarios to be run, simulated # of users, onsite/offsite testing, system builds/versions to be tested, etc.
- Detailed Project Plan: ObjectSharp develops detailed project plan, test strategy and time-line for review and sign-off by Client
- SMART LOAD TEST: ObjectSharp develops automated test script(s), load patterns, test mix, browser mix and network mix; Client supplies application builds; ObjectSharp runs automated test scripts and gathers test results
- Test Analysis: ObjectSharp analyses results then troubleshoots potential performance problems in the application(s) being tested (and/or the system software/hardware being used); ObjectSharp delivers its findings and recommendations to Client
- Next Steps: Client makes Go/Nogo decision to fix/modify the application or system software/hardware as recommended by ObjectSharp and then perhaps to have ObjectSharp rerun the SHARP LOAD TEST to verify improved system performance
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