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Tuesday, 26 February 2019

PerfMatrix - The Core Performance Testing Blog

“PerfMatrix - The Core Performance Testing Blog” is not just a blog for me. It’s more than my day-to-day experience of software performance testing. Instead of keeping my experience and knowledge in my small mind, I just thought to share with the world, by writing in the simple words along with some practical example which helps readers to understand the performance testing concept more deeply and of course free of cost.

Some of the key features of PerfMatrix (for web version): To get all these features in mobile, please switch to the web version by clicking "View web version" option at the bottom of the page.
1. Grab knowledge on Performance Testing and popular performance testing tool free of cost. 
2. You can write your queries in "Ask Your Queries" section which is on the right-bottom side of each page.
3. You can get RSS feeds by subscribing the blog which is in the left pane of each page so that you will get notification when any new topic or post is published.
4. You can search the topic using "Search" option given at the top left corner.
5. You can like and share PerfMatrix through your facebook account.
6. You can follow me on Google+ by clicking follow button given on the left pane of each page.
7. Performance Testing tool and tool related topics are separated by months which you can refer; given in the "Blog Archive" section.
8. The detailed explanation of topics along with the example in simple language. 
9. Useful tips and tricks related to performance testing.
10. Interview Questions & Answers. 
11. Performance Testing Quiz and many more things 
12. To get updates, tips and other performance testing and engineering related activities follow me on LinkedIn, telegram, twitter, Google+ or Quora by clicking the social network icons provided at the bottom of this page.
13. You can directly reach out to me on WhatsApp by clicking WhatsApp icon available at the end of this page. 
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A vote of thanks to Dear Readers: 
My blog journey was started in Sep 2016 and keeps on running along with my learning in this Performance Testing World. This is my zeal for learning only which leads me to write the blog on what I experienced, faced and learned.

I am glad to say that every day I get many queries to answer, many requests to write the blog on new topics, appreciation, comments and of course, Facebook likes. Due to a busy schedule; I address some of the queries on the same day while some queries are delayed to answer. Even though, I am getting your continue love and strong trust. I would be thankful for this.
Regards,
Gagandeep Malviya

                            
Disclaimer: This blog is related to performance testing approach, performance testing tools, and their functioning. To write the blog I have referred Performance Testing tools official site like Micro Focus LoadRunner, Apache JMeter etc. to make the available content more readable, knowledgeable and understandable to the layman. If anyone has any issue with the blog or written content or any suggestions then please write an email to me @ gd.performance.tester@gmail.com

29 comments:

  1. Unknown8 March 2018 at 18:48

    Thanks Sir..

    This blog is very useful to understand performance testing concepts.

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  2. Anonymous27 March 2018 at 03:39

    Many many thanks Gagan! Your blogs are eye opener for us.
    Keep spreading the knowledge.

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  3. Unknown11 April 2018 at 00:35

    Thanks a lot Gangndeep for you valuable information and efforts keep it up.

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  4. sangita13 April 2018 at 01:53

    Hi Gagan,

    I really like your blog to undrestand performance testing concepts and basic concepts.
    Also If anyone doesn't know about performance testing it will be very helpfult to understand.

    Calculator is very nice

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  5. Anonymous15 April 2018 at 04:53

    Hi Gagandeeep,

    Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. This is really very good blog. i never seen.

    Please continue your support like the same way you doing now.

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    1. PerfMatrix15 April 2018 at 21:27

      Sure, I will.

      Thanks for appreciating the blog!!

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  6. Prasanna kothawade8 May 2018 at 05:45

    Hi Gagan,

    Thanks for sharing your knowledge on the performance testing and engineering. Really helpful!!! Thanks.

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  7. Neha Sharma24 May 2018 at 01:49

    Hi,

    Please explain how to do scripting if my application is interacting with web services ? if my application architecture is like this

    user request--------->web server---->my application------>web services------->database.

    I do not want to test web services individually. Please let me know.

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    1. PerfMatrix24 May 2018 at 02:59

      Hi Neha,

      Scripting perspective you need not to worry about the flow, because you will do black box testing. So, if you have application UI then you can follow normal performance testing strategy.

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    2. Unknown24 May 2018 at 03:33

      Thanks a lot
      I was in dilemma whether i have to use Web service protocol instead of HTTP/HTML
      But now it is clear
      Thank you

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    3. PerfMatrix24 May 2018 at 03:58

      Welcome!!

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  8. Unknown24 May 2018 at 21:52

    Good job brother.
    Can someone throw a light upon
    Whether or not . png, html, css and other browser rendering specific activities need to be excluded from the extrarer part from the Loadrunner web request . ( HTML mode recording)

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    1. PerfMatrix24 May 2018 at 22:42

      Hi Dave,

      It is not advisable to exclude image, js or css requests from EXTRARES. It will be a good approach to enable "Download non-HTML resources" option and leave the EXTRARES as-is. Also, if you keep the EXTRARES then it simulates the actual page loading and hence gives you the right performance numbers.

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  9. Unknown1 August 2018 at 04:42

    Hi Gagan , did you have any documents or videos releated to dynatrace or appdynamics.

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    1. PerfMatrix1 August 2018 at 22:16

      Unfortunately, I do not start writing on these topics, but I can share some useful links which may be helpful.

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  10. Unknown13 August 2018 at 05:46

    Hi Gagan,

    You have created wonderful blog for performance test engineers.I have missed this wonderful and very informative blog till today.we must appreciate your hard work,time & attention for this blog.

    Thank you very much.

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    1. PerfMatrix13 August 2018 at 05:52

      Thanks a lot for your motivational comment!

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  11. Unknown7 September 2018 at 19:04

    Thanks a lot Gangndeep for you valuable information and efforts keep it up.

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  12. load.satya9 October 2018 at 12:12

    Awesome Job Gagan, Really people will definitely benefit using these articles.

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  13. Shilpa27 March 2019 at 23:05

    Do you have Load runner tutorials on this blog?
    Sorry, but I couldn't find it.

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    1. PerfMatrix28 March 2019 at 03:09

      Hi Shipla,

      Yes it is available.

      Please find the below link:
      https://perfmatrix.blogspot.com/p/hp-loadrunner.html

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  14. Jim Taylor20 May 2019 at 22:52

    yeah this article is in fact fastidious and I have learned lot of things from it about blogging. thanks.

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