what are the baseline doc for performance testing?
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Answer Posted / gani - the tester
For Performance Testing, baseline doc is meant to be the
criteria that is needed to be achieved by the test,
To be precise, let us consider a scenario that needs to
executed for 5000users for 2 hours.
We execute a test for 80%load with 4000 users, just to test
the stability of the application.
Here once we execute the 80% load test, we compare the
results with the 100% load test that is 5000 users, and by
this time 5000 users test results will be the baseline
test.
Note that 100% test needs to be done before any other
tests, to compare the results.
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