Performance Testing Quiz - IV

Q.1 What is the LoadRunner term that describes the time a user pauses between steps?
Pacing
Think time
User Delay
Navigation time

Q2. What is the first stage of the load testing process?
Create the scenario
Plan the load test
Execute the scenario
Create VuGen scripts

Q.3 When analyzing a technical aspect of a system under test, which group is a helpful source of information?
End users
Functional experts
Corporate executives
Application experts

Q.4 During the analysis of a scenario, you realize that the hits per second become flat as Vusers continue to increase. Is this a database server problem?
True
False

Q.5 WHIWH rule cannot be applied for Performance Test Result Analysis?
True
False

Q.6 You are a LoadRunner expert consultant and have been assigned to a client that needs to performance test an application that has not yet been released. How can you obtain information about the application anticipated load?
Consult with the business experts to determine the anticipated load
Obtain the necessary information from weblogs
Look in the application's database to determine the anticipated load
Estimate how the application will be used

Q.7 Which LoadRunner component runs the vuser that generates the load?
Load Generator/host
Controller
Analysis
VuGen

Q.8 You are running a 3-tier web application. With which component must the load generator communicate?
VuGen
Analysis
Controller
Web server
Application server

Q.9 "Transaction" defines the end-to-end measurement of time when one or more steps are completed
True
False

Q.10 Which statement is an example of a conceptual goal?
The update transaction must attain 200 concurrent users during peak time
The application's update function should still work under heavy load
The search transaction should respond within 5 seconds during normal usage
The login transaction should respond within 4 seconds or less during heavy usage

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