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What is the difference between volume and load?
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Answer Posted / kishore sharma
Both are used for performance testing.
The basic difference that I understand is as follows:
volume testing: we check the data transfer sustainability
for example: input/output file, we give maximum data to
input file to check whether system sustains or not.
Load testing: we create virtual user and at a time access
the site to check the response time/throughput.
I appreciate valuable comments on the above.
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