This MicroFocus Performance Center training course introduces the ALM MicroFocus Performance Center and the Virtual User Generator (VuGen) application, which is a scripting tool used to record and run user actions on an application to be load tested. The topics include how to schedule tests, run tests, and analyze test results. You will learn to effectively and efficiently plan, create, schedule, and run a simple test based on the goals determined at the planning phase and to interpret analysis graphs and achieve set performance testing goals. You will also focus on planning, creating, and enhancing Virtual User (Vuser) scripts using VuGen in the web environment. All topics are supported by hands-on labs, designed to provide you with the knowledge necessary to create scripts in the web environment.
By attending MicroFocus Performance Center workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Describe the MicroFocus Performance Center (PC) architecture
- Manage user accounts
- Assign user privileges
- Manage multiple projects
- Oversee server resources
- Manage test executions
- Monitor and analyze error information using various reports
- Plan effectively for load tests
- Describe the user site’s functionality
- Create, configure, and execute load tests
- Use analysis graphs to determine whether the test achieved the set goals
- Record scripts in the web environment using the Virtual User Generator (VuGen)
- Measure steps and business processes using transactions
- Parameterize scripts to vary user input data
- Customize scripts by adding VuGen and basic C language functions
- Correlate scripts to process server-generated data
- Working knowledge of Windows, web sites, and browsers
- Fundamental understanding of C programming is helpful, but not required
The MicroFocus Performance Center class is ideal for:
- Quality Assurance and Performance Engineers
- Users of ALM MicroFocus Performance Center who need to create scripts to load test their web applications and run those scripts in the ALM MicroFocus Performance Center environment
- Users of LoadRunner who need to create scripts to load test their web applications
- Executives involved in any aspect of the load testing process
