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Stress testing
Stress testing
Simulations designed to determine the real capacity of your platform
Web Application Firewall
Benefits Stress testing Benefits
website Stress testing Applications Applications
description Stress testing Descripción
Features Stress testing Features

Determine the real capacity of your platform

Too rapid an increase in load on your website or e-commerce platform (constant or with occasional peaks) can slow down your service and even lead to downtime with the ensuing negative impact and poor browsing experience for your users, which can lead to loss of business opportunities and reputation. To find out the real limits of your website, web applications stress testing is a must.

The Applications Stress Testing Service offered by Nexica simultaneously runs multiple transactions in a controlled environment, simulating the most common user profiles in order to determine the maximum load (concurrent users) of your web application. This will enable you to develop business plans and determine the right size for your platform.

pruebas de stress de aplicaciones web

Benefits Stress testing
Benefits
website Stress testing Applications
Applications
description Stress testing
Descripción
Features Stress testing
Features

Benefits

  • Determine the maximum load supported by the application (concurrent users).
  • Detect bottlenecks (CPU, memory, disk access, number of processes, bandwidth, concurrent connections, etc.).
  • Obtain recommendations for optimizing the server configuration or use of resources.
  • Cost savings by contracting only the necessary resources and avoiding oversizing.
  • Proactive capacity management, enabling you to plan resources in line with your growth.

Applications

Load tests can be conducted both on websites under development and on existing sites:

  • Websites under development: allows us to find out how the application will perform with an actual load so as to size the platform correctly. It is particularly suited to:

    -    E-commerce: poor website performance will have a direct impact on brand image and the ROI of the project.
    -    Leading names: especially if the launch of a new website or campaign is accompanied by a big media campaign.
    -    Campaign websites: websites backing a short campaign for which a high volume of visits is expected.

  • Active web applications: used to detect possible limitations and act proactively. It is particularly suited to:

    -    Sites with high load "peaks": to determine the highest peak that the current configuration can withstand.
    -    Applications with frequent code changes: when an application changes constantly, it is easy for its ability to withstand high loads to fluctuate considerably. Conducting regular stress tests (as well as monitoring the performance of the application) is a good way to detect performance problems caused by new code.

Description

The service is based on the use of specific technical tools and expertise for the design, implementation and interpretation of stress tests (load tests) on the client's web applications.

This service includes:

  1. Test design (definition, structure, profiles...).
  2. Monitoring of stressed machines and devices.
  3. Running of the tests (controlled generation of synthetic transactions to simulate a given load).
  4. Recording of information from the different monitoring sources.
  5. Interpretation of the results by a team of specialized technicians and drafting of conclusions.

Features

  • Includes the simulation of a limited number of user profiles (transactions).
  • The necessary monitoring will be set up to measure the performance and use of the platform resources during testing. This varies according to the technology on which the application is deployed (e.g. Apache, Tomcat, IIS, MySQL, Oracle, etc.).
  • A given load volume is simulated against the application. This simulation is characterized by:

    o    Simultaneously running multiple transactions (defined as 'user profiles').
    o    Increasing the amount of requests (load) linearly or stepwise over a set time period.

  • A report is drafted with the results from the recording of monitoring information with a summary of the configuration tested, the user profiles and the conclusions.