[Translation] performance testing based on user experience

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Original article name: user experience, not metrics
Original Author: Scott barber
Source: http://www.perftestplus.com/

Translation name: Performance Test Based on User Experience
Translation: pent
Http://www.cnblogs.com/pent/archive/2007/07/01/802167.html.

Performance testing based on user experience,Formerly known as user experience, not metrics, from the hands of Scott Barber, a Performance Testing master. The master has rich experience in performance testing. Based on the user experience, this paper describes the performance testing methods based on the user experience, and discusses with a wide range of test examples. This book is the essence learned by the masters throughout his life. It is the secret of the not-born martial arts, focusing on the internal power of the methodology. The power of the internal power is extremely powerful, and then applied to a variety of martial arts tricks (test tools), it is handy, extract leaves and fly flowers to kill invisible, is the Chinese people (Performance Testing workers) dream of the ship.

Performance testing based on user experienceArticleThe series themes are as follows:
Part 1: Introduction

Modeling real users)
Part 2: Modeling individual user delays
Part 3: Modeling individual user patterns
Part 4: modeling groups of users

Meaningful times)
Part 5: What shocould I time and where do I put my timers?
Part 6: What is an outlier and how do I account for one?
Part 7: publish lidating and interpreting times

Test Report (reports to stakeholders)
Part 8: What tests add value to stakeholders?
Part 9: Summarizing upload SS Multiple tests with accuracy
Part 10: creating a degradation curve

Advanced topics)
Part 11: handling secure session ID's
Part 12: Conditional user path navigation (Intelligent surfing)
Part 13: Working with unrecognized protocols

Author profile:
Scott Barber is the CTO of perftestplus (www.perftestplus.com) and co-founder of the Workshop on
Performance and reliability (WOPR-www.performance-workshop.org). Scott's special specialties
Are testing and analyzing performance for complex systems, developing customized Testing
Methodologies, testing embedded systems, testing biometric identification and security systems, Group
Facilitation and authoring instructional or educational materials. In recognition of his standing as
Thought leading performance tester, Scott was invited to be a monthly columnist for Software Test and
Performance magazine in addition to his regular contributions to this and other top software testing
Print and on-line publications, is regularly invited to particle in Industry Advancing professional
Workshops and to present at a wide variety of software development and testing venues. His
Presentations are well formed ed by industry and academic conferences, college classes, local user
Groups and individual deployments. Scott is active in his personal mission of improving the state
Performance testing authentication ss the industry by collaborating with other industry authors, thought leaders
And expert practitioners as well as volunteering his time to establish and grow industry organizations.
His tireless dedication to the advancement of software testing in general and specifically Performance
Testing is often referred to as a holobby in addition to a job due to the enjoyment he gains from his
Efforts.