Automai Watcher allows continuous monitoring of any application or desktop environment from any location. For this to happen, the client component called Automai BotManager needs to be configured to connect with the Automai Director securely. Below is a diagram explaining the traffic flow. The Citrix NetScaler enables the Automai Server to run on port 80
Over the past two weeks I have spent a great deal of time doing research, gathering resources, and judging interest in an on-line test competition in software testing. My conclusion is kind of like Nike.
We called it the Killer App, and, for the insurance industry, it was magic.
Imagine for a moment two companies have an identical problem – the website is slow. Perhaps this is a huge problem; the company bet it’s future on a new product, that customers sign up for on the web, and performance is bad enough that people are abandoning the site and going to the competition. In
Last week I put out the Black Swan In The Enterprise, which argued that most uptime planning comes from the ability to predict the future — and sometimes, the future is wildly different that you would have predicted. Things fall apart; the centre does not hold — and they fall apart very differently than what
When the staff at NRGGlobal asked me to start blogging for them, they asked what we had in common, and what they could do for the test community.
Recently, I was invited to observe a colleague’s monthly stress test exercise. There is a large room filled with mangers and technicians, experts in various aspects of the system, general network specialists, application specialists, customer support representatives and a collection of people with backgrounds in various aspects of testing.
Amazon’s Service level agreement for it’s cloud computer service is 99.95% uptime for a service region (that’s a data center) during a one year period.
A few years ago, I worked a performance project. You probably know the type: Customers were upset, executives were upset, technical staff were asking for specific direction (and not getting much) … nobody was happy. The code was already in production, and there was no obvious ‘roll it back to the previous version that is
If you’ve done any performance testing, or even seen a demo, you are probably familiar with the “big line graph” that is created as the test runs. A Typical Response Time Graph The typical scenario is simple: Have the load tool start with one simultaneous user running a script. Then add a new user, say, every thirty
Many of our clients have enterprise applications that are accessed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Their applications may be accessed remotely from all over the world. In such cases, total users could number in the thousands.
Expanding with .Net application through Citrix Portal
One of the universal facts with Oracle E-Business Suite or any other large software package is that you eventually will need to apply patches. The Oracle E-Business Suite patches vary in size and scope. From the small one-off patches (also called an Emergency Patch) to a large upgrade patch, you will need to determine two
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