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Testing web applications for performance is fundamentally different and more complex than testing them for functional correctness. To carry out effective Performance Testing (PT) it is essential to choose the right tools at the right time. They are chosen in different phases of PT to perform activities Such as scripting, test execution, reporting and analysis. The Performance Execution Framework (PEF) is designed to boost the productivity of performance test teams.
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Performance Execution Framework (PEF).
- 1. Performance Execution Framework (PEF). Testing web applications for performance is fundamentally different and more complex than testing them for functional correctness. To carry out effective Performance Testing (PT) it is essential to choose the right tools at Key benefits the right time. They are chosen in different phases of PT to perform Zero investment in commercial activities Such as scripting, test execution, reporting and analysis. load generation tools The Performance Execution Framework (PEF) is designed to boost the Lower time and effort spent than productivity of performance test teams. PEF extends the capabilities of when using open-source tools JMeter, the widely used load generation tool. It enhances JMeter’s Easy to share excel report for capabilities in the areas of distributed execution, monitoring remote immediate feedback on systems and reporting. application performance Mindtree's performance execution framework Test strategy & planning Scripting Mindtree performance Reporting execution framework Test execution Analysis
- 2. Key features Enable large scale load generation PEF enables generation of large load using array of systems. PEF is highly scalable to meet requirement of large scale load generation Cloud enabled PEF is cloud enabled. It can enerate load from Windows Azure & Amazon EC2. It’s architecture allows it to use private cloud as well System monitoring PEF can monitor Windows, Linux systems. Metrics collected through such monitoring is included in the comprehensive report created by PEF Intelligent analysis Analytics module provides intelligent analysis like: threshold breach, patterns, co-relation between twometrics etc. This helps tester to identify the problem areas quickly Comprehensive reporting A comprehensive report is created at the end of each test. This report provides details of business transaction, monitoring statistics, charts and graphs Flexible licensing PEF is offered using flexible licensing in terms of duration, # of vUsers etc. It helps customers in increasing the ROI Technologies supported: HTTP / HTTPS, AJAX, SOAP, REST, LDAP J2EE, .NET, PHP, JavaScript, Sharepoint, SAP web app Applications types: Web Applications, Web Services and Client-Server applications About Mindtree Mindtree is a global information technology solutions company with revenues of over USD 400 million. Our team of 11,000 experts engineer meaningful technology solutions to help businesses and societies flourish. We enable our customers achieve competitive advantage through flexible and global delivery models, agile methodologies and expert frameworks. www.mindtree.com ©Mindtree Ltd 2012