Handling memory within iterations in LoadRunner
Recently, I was asked to provide some assistance to a colleague for a particular data scenario that I had not come across previously. This particular scenario required that a user logged on to the Application can only perform particular searches… Read more
Wrestling with RAM relationships
One of the most powerful features of Rational Asset Manager is its ability to relate Assets to each other. I touched on this ability in my last blog post when describing how we modeled a release structure. However, as is the case with most… Read more
Performance Testing is not necessarily Performance Engineering
I’ve been in Performance Testing for almost 10 years and consider myself an experienced Performance Testing consultant. As a Performance Testing consultant I have worked for a variety of organisations over this time and of late have noticed an… Read more
Rational Asset Manager – Schema for Release Management
Last year I was presented with an opportunity to work on the schema design of Rational Asset Manager (RAM) within a large organization. RAM is an Asset repository. With an Asset being a collection of artefacts and meta-data that collectively… Read more
Environment Models – simplifying deployment and configuration management
Walking into a muti-release program, l’m always expecting to see a familiar sight; environments that are different and re-designed for the purpose they fit. For example, Development environments are not designed in-line with System Testing… Read more