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Load Runner

This 3-sentence summary provides an overview of the key information from the LoadRunner 11 training document: The document outlines a 30-hour training course that teaches students how to use LoadRunner to load test and analyze the performance of web applications, with a focus on creating test scenarios using LoadRunner's Virtual User Generator component, running load tests using the LoadRunner Controller, and interpreting results using the Analysis component.

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Load Runner

This 3-sentence summary provides an overview of the key information from the LoadRunner 11 training document: The document outlines a 30-hour training course that teaches students how to use LoadRunner to load test and analyze the performance of web applications, with a focus on creating test scenarios using LoadRunner's Virtual User Generator component, running load tests using the LoadRunner Controller, and interpreting results using the Analysis component.

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LoadRunner 11

SUMMARY:
This courses focuses on using LoadRunner to load test
Web applications. You will create test scenarios and run them using the
LoadRunner Controller. You will use the LoadRunner Analysis
component to interpret load test results. The information gathered
during planning is used to create and enhance scripts specific to Web
applications using the Virtual User Generator (VuGen) component of
LoadRunner. All topics are supported by hands-on exercises designed
to provide you with the knowledge to load test your applications in the
Web environment.
AUDIENCE:
Quality Assurance Engineers
Performance Engineers
Users who need to write automated scripts to load/stress/debug
their applications in the Web environment.
PREREQUISITES:
High level knowledge of Web client/server paradigm
Knowledge of Windows 2000 or Windows NT
Programming in C, VB or Java
DURATION:

30 Hours

OBJECTIVES:
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
Discuss the value of load / Stress testing
Plan for effective load testing
Establish load test goals
Develop Scripts in VuGen
Run load test scenarios
Load and overload when executing scenarios
Analyze and interpret load test results
Create Web Virtual users using VuGen
Read VuGen Web code
Measure specific business processes
Verify functionality under load
Parameterize scripts to handle user input data
Customize scripts by adding VuGen functions
Correlate script to process server-returned data

COURSE CONTENT:
I.

Planning an Effective Load Test


Core Activities of performance testing
Key types of Performance testing
Nonfunctional requirements gathering
LoadRunner Installation and Licensing policy discussion
LoadRunner components and Protocol discussion
Manual load test vs. LoadRunner solution

II.

Recording
Structure the script based on planning
Use VuGen to record a Vuser script for Web
environment
Describe HTML and URL recording levels
When to use HTML and/or URL recording levels

III.

Identify the appropriate Web Run-time settings to set


Configure Web Run-time settings to run the script
Verify Vuser script functionality in VuGen

IV.

Playback

Actions and Transactions


Create multiple actions in a Vuser script
Configure actions to achieve load testing goals
Add Transactions to measure response times

V. Parameters
Solve playback problems by parameterize the script
VI.

Checkpoints
Identify visual cues to check for during load testing
Add Text Checkpoints during and after recording

VII.

Manual Correlation

Distinguish between available correlation methods


Correlate a script manually using correlation
functions

VIII.

IX.

Correlation after recording


Use the Scan for correlation tool
Correlate data during recording
Define rules for correlation in Recording Options
Enable correlation during recording
Introduction to Scenarios
Explain elements that make a LoadRunner scenario
Identify different types of scenarios
How to choose the scenario
Present the basic steps for creating a scenario

X.

Using Run-Time Settings


Script and Scenario Run-time settings
Configure Run-time settings in the Controller

XI.

Scenario Execution
Prepare for a scenario run
Identify techniques to efficiently run a scenario

XII.

Scheduling Scenarios

Scheduling by group and by scenario


Prepare VuGen User (Vuser) initialization
Configure duration scheduling
Configure scenario ramp up and ramp down

XIII.

Correlation During and After Recording

Analysis

Analysis
Adding graphs in Analysis and creating Reports
Performance Counters for O/S and database
Windows performance monitoring tool - Perfmon
Performance Center overview

Visit: www.1gcr.com for


Loadrunner training
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