Web Performance at the Software Test Professionals Conference
Michael Czeiszperger, founder of Web Performance, Inc., will be speaking in the Performance Testing track at the upcoming Software Testing Professionals Conference March 22-24 in Nashville, TN. The talk is called Wishful Thinking and Poor Planning: Load Testing in the Real World, and is based on experience with over 590 clients. This session discusses how to deal with what actually happens in the real world of performance testing: ill-defined or non-existent customer requirements, truncated budgets and schedules, and mysterious crashes under load. This talk will outline the best ways to make sure a website meets all performance requirements despite what Murphy’s Law can throw at you. Learn practical advice and leave with a checklist to ensure your performance testing is successful.
Find the answers to these questions and more:
- How do you take vague customer ramblings and turn them into solid requirements?
- How do you set performance goals?
- How do you quickly estimate bandwidth requirements and measure actual bandwidth throughput?
- When should you test from the cloud?
- How should you integrate performance testing into the development cycle?
The conference is produced and managed by the Software Test Professionals association. Register before Feb 4th, 2011 to receive a $400 discount.