Category: Performance

  • Load Testing Everyone Can Understand – By Pierre

    Load Testing Everyone Can Understand – By Pierre

    I’m going to break down the importance of load testing for any beginners, and I’ll move on to the grittier stuff in my next post. Would you build something without testing to see if it could handle it’s intended maximum capacity? Would you finish putting together a chair without checking to see if it could […]

  • Continuous Testing: “you broke it, you own it”

    Continuous Testing: “you broke it, you own it”

    In my last post on the “you build it, you run it” principles behind DevOps I explained how “packing your own parachute” can give more of an incentive for developers to care about what happens when their handiwork reach production if they have to deal with the fallout. But this is not enough to guarantee sufficient quality in […]

  • How TestZoo Got Its Spots, a.k.a. “Why the stupid name?”

    How TestZoo Got Its Spots, a.k.a. “Why the stupid name?”

    Our concept for TestZoo when it was conceived was simple, if ambitious: “all your tests, available all the time, executable at any scale“ Deciding on the first release of the service focussed on the greatest value out of the box we could provide for SaaS and web applications. Problems that we ourselves were facing. So again […]