




Performance testing typically involves the following types of testing:

This helps us Determine how the system performs under typical conditions. Load testing evaluates the behavior of a system when subjected to normal or expected workloads.

Find software's limits by pushing it beyond its normal capacity, helping identify breaking points, crashes, or performance degradation.

Testing the system's behavior under sustained usage over an extended period. This helps identify issues of performance degradation over time.

Scalability testing measures how the application handles increasing workloads. This test determines the system's ability to scale up or down with new integrations. This identifies potential bottlenecks and performance degradation.

Performance profiling involves analyzing the software's resource utilization, such as CPU, memory, disk usage, or network bandwidth. It helps identify potential bottlenecks, inefficient code, or areas for optimization.