what is stress testing, and load testing, vidune testing
pls give suitable example in the question
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Answer Posted / renu
Stress testing n simple word can be defined as testing of an
application when it is used by many user at the same time.
It checks whether the application is working as required
giving the right out put or not if hit by large number of
users simultaneously. It checks for the maximum limit at
which the application brakes under simulated load in order
to make application work normally in real scenario.
On the other hand Load testing is a generic term that
includes Performance testing and Stress testing.
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