The OptimusQA team’s extensive knowledge of QA and performance testing help us design, plan and manage performance testing projects of varying magnitudes.
Our expertise includes:
- load testing
- stress testing
- spike testing
- configuration testing
- isolation testing
- cloud testing
Purpose of Performance Testing
Performance testing can help in a number of situations including the following:
- Find bottlenecks in your systems.
- Compare two systems to determine which best suits your needs.
- Determine if a given system meets your performance requirements.
It provides both stability and responsiveness benefits that will assist end-user adoption and contribute to the success of a system.
Performance Test Automation
We are one of the few companies with demonstrable experience in performance test automation using industry standard tools.
There are a number of advantages to test automation that justify the upfront expense:
- Save time by completely eliminating repetitive tasks.
- Speed up development by allowing tests to run overnight.
- Improve test reliability by removing human error.
- Improve code early by beginning tests before creating a UI.
To learn more about OptimusQA’s performance testing abilities, check out the specially selected case studies to the right or use the form below for more information.
Performance Testing Case Studies
Performance Testing of AP System
A global shipping company was losing hundreds of hours of productivity a month to crashes in their accounts payable system.
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HP LoadRunner Testing
A BC Crown Corporation needed to be sure that the HR solution they were implementing met their performance needs.
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Performance Testing Blog Posts
Peak Seasonal Load and Performance Acceptance Criteria
Estimating your peak seasonal load and identifying performance acceptance criteria is a critical first step in a load testing program.
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Mobile App Performance Testing Basics
Performance testing for mobile apps is divided in to three main parts: testing on the target devices, testing on the network and testing backend servers.
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