Testing Using Mercury LoadRunner.pptVIP

Mercury Tools Testing using Mercury Tools IDC Training Course contents LoadRunner Overview – Components, Virtual Users, System Architecture Virtual User Generator (VuGen) Recording Executing VuGen scripts Transactions, Rendezvous points Controller Understanding Scenarios Creating Executing LoadRunner scenarios Configuring scenarios Analysis What:LoadRunner LoadRunner is a solution for performance testing. Stresses your application to isolate and identify potential client, network and server bottlenecks. Emulates hundreds or thousands of concurrent users to test the application under controlled and peak load conditions. Supports a wide range of enterprise environments and is certified to work with ERP/CRM applications from PeopleSoft, Oracle, SAP, and Siebel. Also integrates with: Web, J2EE, .NET, wireless, and streaming media. Operates stand-alone, or integrated into TestDirector How:LoadRunner – Components Principal components of LoadRunner: Virtual User Generator (VuGen) Controller Host Analysis LoadRunnerHow it works LoadRunner collects system and component-level performance information through an array of system monitors and diagnostics modules. These metrics are combined into the analysis module that allows teams to drill down to isolate bottlenecks within the architecture. LoadRunner Typical Architecture LoadRunnerVirtual Users LoadRunner replaces the human user with a virtual user (Vuser) to enable the performance test of your application. Vuser emulate the actions of human users by performing typical business processes. By increasing the number of Vusers, you increase the load on the system. Many Vusers can run concurrently on a single workstation. LoadRunnerVirtual User Types LoadRunner provides a variety of Vusers technologies to enable testing of different system architectures. Some examples: Distributed Components – For COM/DCOM, CORBA – Java and RMI – Java protocols. Middleware – Tuxedo. Legacy – Terminal Emulation (RTE). Enterprise Ja