Literature study of Web Based Performance Testing Tools
Divya Saharan, Yogesh Kumar, Dheeraj · Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research · 2018
Abstract: Testing is one of the phases of Software Development Life-cycle. It is performed to check software for presence of errors so that amendments can be performed accordingly, thereby ensuring its reliability. In order to decide the reliability, response time, error rate, or potentially scalability of a framework in respect to particular workload, performance testing is used. Web service is broadly utilized idea these days due to quick promotion of Web services and less literature is accessible with respect to web administration's performance. Web applications are hard to test in contrast with customary applications particularly as far as Performance testing, for example, unpredictable load, response time and so on. In this investigation correlation of five performances testing tools i.e. HttpRider, NeoLoad, Apache JMeter, Loadster and Grinder will be done based on various parameters and results been assessed. Through the assessment, operation of various performance testing tools in order to performance testing are comprehended.