Monthly Archives: January 2008
Use random data in WebTest
Usually my WebTests are coded WebTests, but sometimes the plain WebTest can do the job a lot faster. My biggest problem working with plain WebTests, is that all the input to my forms are the recorded values. In some of … Continue reading
Read remote performance counters from a machine in a different domain
Sometimes I need to read performance counters from a machine in a different domain when I run load tests. This can be done in a few easy steps on the target machine: Enable the guest account Add the guest account … Continue reading
Create your own custom load test reports
Bill Barnett has posted a great article that describes the data model of the load test result store. This is all you need if you want to create your own custom reports. http://blogs.msdn.com/billbar/articles/529874.aspx