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nagaraj_n
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posted 01-05-2002 07:55 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for nagaraj_n   Edit/Delete Message Copy This Message   Reply w/Quote Search for more posts by nagaraj_n
Hi,

I am involved in the testing of a newly developed messenger that is inter-operable with other messengers liked AOL,MSN,Yahoo etc.

Planning to do number of messages/second that it can handle.Does anybody has any idea of similar type of LOAD TEST PLAN.

YOur comments are mostly appreciated.

Thanks
Nagaraj

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banff5366
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posted 01-07-2002 07:11 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for banff5366   Edit/Delete Message Copy This Message   Reply w/Quote Search for more posts by banff5366
What exactly are you looking for? Load Testing would follow the same process as any other testing. First you would need to define a test strategy (i.e. what kind of load tests I am going to run) Then you would want to move into a test plan. A Load Test Plan has the common ingredients as a regular test plan. (Scope, Goals/Objectives, Risks, etc). Some of the other things you would want to concentrate on are: Environment Makeup Diagram (so you understand the components of your environment), Business Transaction breakdown (what transactions can this software do and what priority do they have in the user world), Roles and Responsibilities (who is going to do what and who will support what), Tool Identification (what are we using). Then hopefully from that information you would build an Execution Strategy. This will tell you the breakdown of the tests and when and where they will be run.

This is a just a summary of a process you could use, hope its helps.

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