Performance testing
Performance testing allows us to predict and monitor the system load in order to optimize infrastructure and development requirements. Our service seamlessly integrates performance testing into your existing testing processes.
Cloud-based environments are flexible and transparent. They enable test teams to check whether instructions are accurate and up to date, whereas permanent environments are more monolithic and unknowable: you can’t tell what patches have been made, nor what problems may have crept in overtime.
The latest research found that on average 40% of today’s testing budgets are being allocated to test infrastructure and hardware, with an additional 28% spent on testing tools. Furthermore, managing test infrastructure is requiring increased resource allocation due to the growing complexity in architecture and the variety of demands made on test environments. Organizations typically require multiple separate instances of test environments – anywhere between one and 25.
In addition, the separation of responsibilities between the testing organization that defines and uses the test environments and an infrastructure team that provides those environments is making this even more challenging.
Therefore, more organizations today are looking to transfer the responsibility for Test Environment Management to their testing organization.
Our Test Management team will focus on decrease issues with:
We also will use our expertise to reduce issues with test data management:
Because Automation is the Key to Cloud-Based Cost Savings we propose integrating automation into Test Environment Management.
This includes:
Performance testing allows us to predict and monitor the system load in order to optimize infrastructure and development requirements. Our service seamlessly integrates performance testing into your existing testing processes.
The goal of the technical audit is to analyse the current environment architecture, obtain trustworthy data on system performance, and develop proposals and recommendations for improving the system architecture.
The goal of the technical audit of the project is to analyse the current infrastructure capacity and find performance bottlenecks.