A Test Developer's blog

This Blog has been moved to http://shantonu.com

Pages

  • About
  • Experiences
  • Blog
  • Performance
  • Jmeter
  • Selenium
  • Codeception
  • Java
  • OOP/OOAD
  • Dot Net

2015-11-30

How to formulate Performance SLA or Baseline requirements ?

This post has been moved here
by Shantonu Sarker at 6:50 AM 8 comments:
Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest
Tags Performance Testing
Newer Posts Older Posts Home
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)

Search

Thanks Readers

Contact

sarker.shantonu[gmail/live]
Cell:+16466960506
Skype:shantonu.sarker
View Shantonu Sarker's profile on LinkedIn

GitHub

View profile on Github

All Posts

  • ►  17 (1)
    • ►  Jan (1)
  • ►  16 (11)
    • ►  Dec (2)
    • ►  Oct (1)
    • ►  May (1)
    • ►  Apr (1)
    • ►  Mar (3)
    • ►  Feb (1)
    • ►  Jan (2)
  • ▼  15 (29)
    • ▼  Nov (1)
      • How to formulate Performance SLA or Baseline requi...
    • ►  Oct (3)
    • ►  Sep (2)
    • ►  Aug (8)
    • ►  Jul (4)
    • ►  Apr (2)
    • ►  Mar (1)
    • ►  Feb (1)
    • ►  Jan (7)
  • ►  14 (49)
    • ►  Dec (4)
    • ►  Nov (1)
    • ►  Aug (3)
    • ►  Jul (3)
    • ►  Jun (4)
    • ►  May (4)
    • ►  Apr (2)
    • ►  Mar (4)
    • ►  Feb (19)
    • ►  Jan (5)
  • ►  13 (110)
    • ►  Nov (1)
    • ►  Oct (1)
    • ►  Sep (1)
    • ►  Aug (3)
    • ►  Jul (17)
    • ►  Jun (8)
    • ►  May (33)
    • ►  Apr (6)
    • ►  Feb (2)
    • ►  Jan (38)
  • ►  12 (42)
    • ►  Dec (27)
    • ►  Nov (5)
    • ►  Oct (4)
    • ►  Sep (5)
    • ►  Aug (1)
  • ►  09 (10)
    • ►  May (9)
    • ►  Apr (1)

JCG

Java Code Geeks

Top Topics

  • jmeter (75)
  • JAVA (44)
  • Performance Testing (30)
  • Selenium WebDriver (27)
  • Android (23)
  • Design Pattern (23)
  • Java Language (22)
  • Robotium (19)
  • Java Tools (17)
  • Testing (15)
  • Codeception (12)
  • DotNet (8)
  • Tips & Tricks (7)
  • Reflection (6)
  • Regular Expression (3)
  • Continuous Integration/Delivery (2)
  • Docker (2)
  • Book Review (1)
  • KAN-BAN (1)

Top this week

  • How to find a webelement or webelements in Robotium?
    In this article we will see the functions used for getting a web element from a web application using Robotium while doing testing. We ne...
  • Introduction to Allure ,a test reporter, with Junit-maven.
    This post has been moved to  New Blog
  • Thinking in Selenium WebDriver way for testing
    In this following article we are going to learn the basic Test Strategy(the way) to test a web site element using selenium web driver. Fir...
  • How to run jmeter in Jnekins with Performance Plugins?
    In this article we are going to see how can we run Jmeter tests using Jenkins. With jenkins we can run Jmeter in several ways. But, we only...
  • Introduction to Adapter Pattern( Java, DotNet example)
  • Stress Testing in JMeter
    In this following article we are going to see how to perform stress testing on a sample website( www.kaz.com.bd ). Before going inside of ...
  • How to find memory leaks in application? General Ideas
    Moved Here
  • Performance analysis : Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approach
    In this article we are going to see basic Performance Analysis approaches. I will be referring to Top-Down & Bottom-up approach. I will...
  • Introduction to JMeter Google PlugIn- Sampler
    In this article we are going to see what are additional features/items added after installing jmeter plugin (Google Plugin) and what we ca...
  • PerfMon-JMeter Server Monitoring PlugIn
    In this article we are going to see what are additional features/items added after installing jmeter plugin (Google Plugin) and what we ca...
Copyright@2009-16. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.