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An End-to-End Guide to Load Testing

DZone

If you have a public-facing web application, the odds are you should probably be thinking about load testing. Any tester can (and should) add load testing to their repertoire. Functional tests are often carried out with a single user’s experience of your application in mind, but what happens when hundreds or thousands of users are on your site at the same time?

Testing 241
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Davis Security Advisor extends Dynatrace Application Security with automatic vulnerability prioritization

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. In recent years, the volume of reported security vulnerabilities in enterprise software has increased exponentially. At the same time, cloud-native technologies and open-source software have introduced a new level of speed and complexity. While DevSecOps teams focus on detecting and remediating security vulnerabilities as early in the release pipeline as possible, developers are trying to keep pace with the high number of security alerts.

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USENIX LISA2021 BPF Internals (eBPF)

Brendan Gregg

For USENIX LISA2021 I gave a 40 minute deep dive talk on BPF internals for Linux, focusing on observability tracing tools. Since there are already BPF internals references online (listed in this post) I used the opportunity to create some new content, showing how bpftrace instrumentation works from user space down to machine code. I break it down to all the small components involved, where you'll find it's actually quite easy.

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30 test automation leaders you should follow on Twitter

TechBeacon Testing

Code quality is extremely important, and one of the most essential ways to ensure a polished software product is test automation. Under the umbrella of software testing, test automation is crucial to ensuring continuous delivery (CD) as well as continuous testing.

Testing 138
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Reporting of Apdex Rating in JMeter

DZone

Application Performance Index. If, like me, you have some difficulties in making a Pass/Fail call for your performance tests when given the Summary Statistics of the performance test results, then the Apdex metric may come in handy. The Application Performance Index defines a score to report the quality of the user experience across any application.

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Architected for resiliency: How Dynatrace withstands data center outages

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Software reliability and resiliency don’t just happen by simply moving your software to a modern stack, or by moving your workloads to the cloud. There is no “Resiliency as a Service” you can connect to via an API that makes your service withstand chaotic situations. The fact is, Reliability and Resiliency must be rooted in the architecture of a distributed system.

AWS 203
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Handling Flaky Unit Tests in Java

Uber Engineering

Introduction to Flaky Tests. Unit testing forms the bedrock of any Continuous Integration (CI) system. It warns software engineers of bugs in newly-implemented code and regressions in existing code, before it is merged. This ensures increased software reliability. It also … The post Handling Flaky Unit Tests in Java appeared first on Uber Engineering Blog.

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Memoization in Cost-based Optimizers

DZone

Query optimization is an expensive process that needs to explore multiple alternative ways to execute the query. The query optimization problem is NP-hard , and the number of possible plans grows exponentially with the query’s complexity. For example, a typical TPC-H query may have up to several thousand possible join orders, 2–3 algorithms per join, a couple of access methods per table, some filter/aggregate pushdown alternatives, etc.

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CISO Research: Traditional application security measures are broken

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. Today’s cloud-native, multicloud environments have broken traditional approaches to application security, bringing organizations more questions than answers. And with 89% of CISOs agreeing microservices, containers, and Kubernetes have created application security blind spots, it’s unsurprising teams are looking for a new approach to application security to help.

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Usage details of the SET STATISTICS TIME ON statement in SQL Server

SQL Shack

With the help of the SET STATISTICS TIME ON statement, we can easily report the execution time statistics of a query. In this article, we will learn how to report the query execution time statistics through this statement. Introduction In today’s world, users have the most natural right to want database applications to run at […].

Servers 97
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Insprint Test Automation – what features should your automation tool have?

Testsigma

Most software development organizations now follow agile scrum methodology. In most cases, they divide their work in sprints – a repeatable fixed time-box during which all tasks for a deliverable are planned and executed. After each sprint, the target is to complete as many planned tasks as possible and come up with a deliverable. A user story is the smallest unit of work in an agile framework.

Testing 95
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Choosing a Custom Software Development Company That Delivers: 11 Key Factors To Account For

DZone

Finding the right custom software development company that delivers is a complex challenge. It is like hiring a crew to build your new house. Triple check with whom you will work with over the next few months or years as it has a direct impact on your success or failure. As we know at the heart of every successful organization is a quality custom software solution, therefore we decided to create a guide with key factors on how to choose a custom software development company that delivers.

Software 107
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Communal Computing

O'Reilly

Home assistants and smart displays are being sold in record numbers, but they are built wrong. They are designed with one person in mind: the owner. These technologies need to fit into the communal spaces where they are placed, like homes and offices. If they don’t fit, they will be unplugged and put away due to lack of trust. The problems are subtle at first.

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Penetration Testing: A Quick Guide

Testlodge

To secure consumer data, organizations need to make sure that their networks are updated and protected against any malicious activity. The wide accessibility of the internet around the globe has made it easy for hackers to intrude into an organization’s system in an unethical manner and compromise their security controls to fulfill their harmful goals.

Testing 67
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What is a Domain?

Strategic Tech

In business, technology and general, the word “domain” appears frequently and with many different meanings in various contexts. This gets tricky at times when collaborating with different companies or communities that use different definitions. The problem in general is that when we use generic and fuzzy words like domain we make assumptions that put the emphasis on the listener to correctly determine the context and choose the right meaning.

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Have You Lost Sight of Your Agile Transformation?

Tasktop

In a time when business agility is legacy-defining , today serves as the perfect time for technology leaders to revise their Agile practice. For many organizations, the ability to absorb and adapt to the changes caused by the pandemic is a leading indicator of how Agile they really are. Despite heavy investment in the practice and enabling technologies, have you, like what Justin Watts experienced at Lloyds Banking Group , lost the thread of what Agile is really about?

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Geolocation Testing: How can I test my website in different locations?

Testsigma

A few years back, I gave my friend a keyword to search on Google and asked him to open the third link that pops up in the results. After five minutes of confusion, I realized we are not talking about the same website and even though the keyword was the same, the results appeared in a different order. This urged me to check out the support page of Google and find out this written on it, “ When you search on Google, your results are customized to your current region. ” Digging more into these new

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KeyCDN Launches New POP in Denver

KeyCDN

We're excited to announce that we've launched a new point of presence to help further supercharge our network's content delivery speeds. Our newest point of presence has been launched in Denver ! The new POP is in production and has been automatically added to all existing Zones. POP in Denver further expands content delivery in the US With the introduction of a POP in Denver, our presence in the US grows even stronger.

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USENIX LISA2021 BPF Internals (eBPF)

Brendan Gregg

For USENIX LISA2021 I gave a 40 minute deep dive talk on BPF internals for Linux, focusing on observability tracing tools. Since there are already BPF internals references online (listed in this post) I used the opportunity to create some new content, showing how bpftrace instrumentation works from user space down to machine code. I break it down to all the small components involved, where you'll find it's actually quite easy.

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Handling flaky unit tests in Java

Uber Engineering

Introduction to Flaky Tests. Unit testing forms the bedrock of any Continuous Integration (CI) system. It warns software engineers of bugs in newly-implemented code and regressions in existing code, before it is merged. This ensures increased software reliability. It also … The post Handling flaky unit tests in Java appeared first on Uber Engineering Blog.

Java 52
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Tools for successful implementation of insprint test automation

Testsigma

Evolution is perhaps the most common norm in the world of software development. Of course, automation is no stranger to this process of evolution. Globally businesses have evolved from the conventional Waterfall model to the modern Agile and DevOps, thereby embracing digital transformation. We’ve come quite far in terms of automation testing too. As per QA Lead’s survey , globally 87% of companies have moved to agile or agile-like methodologies; the same survey shows that 78% of companies are au

Testing 52
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Hello from Europe!

Speed Curve

I’m delighted to be joining some of my favourite web performance people at SpeedCurve! Who am I? I’ve been a full-time web performance consultant for around nine years. For about half that time I worked freelance, and the other half for Site Confidence / NCC Group in the UK. My journey into performance started in the late 1990s, while I was working for an elearning provider and discovering the challenges of delivering rich content over the internet.

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Foreign Keys, Blocking, and Update Conflicts

SQL Performance

Most databases should make use of foreign keys to enforce referential integrity (RI) wherever possible. However, there is more to this decision than simply deciding to use FK constraints and creating them. There are a number of considerations to address to ensure your database works as smoothly as possible. This article covers one such consideration that does not receive much publicity: To minimize blocking , you should think carefully about the indexes used to enforce uniqueness on the parent s