Podcasts about loadrunner

Today, we're thrilled to have performance testing expert Paul Kanaris, with over 20 years of experience, join us to compare two leading load testing tools: Webload and LoadRunner. This episode, hosted by Joe Colantonio, explores the intricate details of Paul's journey from LoadRunner to jMeter to Webload, drawing on his deep expertise in the field. Try WebLoad for yourself now for free: https://testguild.me/loadtrial Paul shares valuable insights on AI implementation preferences, tool flexibility's importance, and robust support's critical role. We'll discuss how these tools handle diverse enterprise challenges, from managing multiple interconnected systems to navigating complex backend protocols. Topics also include: The pros and cons of using JavaScript versus C for scripting. The cost efficiencies of transitioning tools. The strategic advantage of Webload's cloud-based, globally accessible platform. Whether you're a performance engineer or simply exploring load-testing tools to improve your DevOps practices, this episode is packed with practical advice and real-world experiences. Get ready to dive deep into the world of load testing and discover which tool might best fit your organization's needs.

Kwindla Kramer has always been interested in building things, and his parents gave him lots of opportunity. He spent his early days learning to program on the Commodore 64, and playing old games like Loadrunner. He was super interested in the internet while in College, and in 1996, he got the opportunity to be apart of the MIT Media lab. Outside of tech, he is a quasi vegan, and enjoys the foggy beach living on the western edge of San Francisco.After exiting his last startup, Kwin took some time to figure out what he wanted to do next. During that time, he just started coding on projects, and came across WebRTC, which allowed real time communication for the web. This tech catalyzed a tipping point in his mind, and led him to build video experiments on top of it.This is the creation story of Daily.SponsorsCipherstashTreblleCAST AI FireflyTursoMemberstackLinksWebsite: https://daily.coLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kwkramer/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/code-story/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Russ, Gleenobly and special guest Harry (father) discuss a little about what got them into gaming and computers and the "Comma Eight Comma One" code needed for the Commodore 64/128. Enjoy!

Want to know some time-saving tips for a playwright. Have you seen the new tool that is a repository of test cases and scenarios? And do you know how to take the guesswork out of your performance? Final thoughts. There's no other and full pipeline DevOps automation testing, performance testing, or security testing in 10 minutes or less. In this episode of the TestGuild new show for the week of June 5th. So grab a cup of coffee or tea and let's do this.   0:23 FREE Applitools Account https://rcl.ink/xroZw 0:53 Playwright Timesaver https://links.testguild.com/AblOD 1:53 Serverless UI testing https://links.testguild.com/w2YS7 2:20 Playwright with AWS CodeBuild https://links.testguild.com/r8GhH 2:41 Testguild 400 episodes https://links.testguild.com/wSx8s 3:24 WEBDRIVERIO https://links.testguild.com/GZpQm 4:08 Selenium 4.2.0 https://links.testguild.com/75TDu 4:39 Front-End Test Fest https://front-endtestfest.com/idi 5:23 TestCaseHub Launched https://links.testguild.com/DCUZq 6:37 Karate https://links.testguild.com/DeiGo 7:14 LoadRunner Cloud 2022.03 https://links.testguild.com/IRnwG 7:46 WebPageTest https://links.testguild.com/2XRB7 8:20 HackEDU https://links.testguild.com/Fz7lC 8:54 WhiteSource Rebrands https://links.testguild.com/i88f9

In this episode, we speak with Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice, and Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus about the challenges of testing automation, and how adding intelligence to the process impoves the testing lifecycle.

With testing automation becoming more intelligent, has the industry moved past manual testing? In fact, are testing teams even relevant anymore? We discuss with Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice, and Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus in this episode.

In this episode, we speak with Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice, and Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus about the challenges of testing automation, and how adding intelligence to the process impoves the testing lifecycle.

With testing automation becoming more intelligent, has the industry moved past manual testing? In fact, are testing teams even relevant anymore? We discuss with Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice, and Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus in this episode.

Michel is the Co-Founder and CEO of usermind, responsible for company vision, strategic direction, planning and execution. Usermind, the leader in Experience Orchestration (XO), is changing the way enterprises use what they know about customers to actively shape experiences in real time. Michel’s enterprise software career spans almost 20 years with roles in sales, products, strategic marketing and general management. Before founding usermind, Michel was VP of Products at Apptio, where she drove product strategy, defined the category and discipline of Technology Business Management and helped grow the company from 30 to almost 400 employees. She also spent almost 8 years at Mercury Interactive learning how to build world class products like LoadRunner and QualityCenter which made customer’s lives better. She aspires to do the same at usermind. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this fourth episode of Back to the Future: Tomorrow's Quality Engineering Today, host Mary-Ellen Harn continues her conversation about intelligent automation in the testing lifecycle with Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus, and Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice.

In this third episode of Back to the Future: Tomorrow's Quality Engineering Today, host Mary-Ellen Harn speaks with Jeff Smith, Manager in the Capgemini Financial Services Technology Practice, and Archie Roboostoff, Product Director for UFT & LoadRunner at Micro Focus, about intelligent automation in the testing lifecycle

En este programa estaremos conversando sobre los verdaderos inicios de una las franquicias mas conocidas y populares de videojuegos, Bomberman. Entérate de todas las curiosidades, los verdaderos creadores de la formula que todos conocemos, y mucho mas. No se lo pierdan.

On this episode of The Built in Seattle Podcast, I talked with Michel Feaster, CEO and Co-Founder at Usermind. Before Usermind, Michel was VP of Products at Apptio.Highlights:Michel's learnings from her famous mentor, Ben Horowitz.Mistakes and learnings in making the transition from operator to founder. Michel's journey building enterprise software for 20 years at places like Mercury, HP, and Apptio. Why "running toward fear" is now baked into Michel's philosophy. How she sees the job of founder to build a learning machine and how she's learned to let go of fear and inner shaming to make that possibleThe mechanics of category creation and why it's important to "set your price" in enterprise software. Learnings from Apptio to Usermind - two category creation success stories.The path from $15K deals to $1M+ deals at Usermind.Guest Bio:Michel Feaster is the Co-Founder and CEO of usermind, responsible for company vision, strategic direction, planning and execution. Michel’s enterprise software career spans almost 20 years with roles in sales, products, strategic marketing and general management. Before founding usermind, Michel was VP of Products at Apptio, where she drove product strategy, defined the category and discipline of Technology Business Management and helped grow the company from 30 to almost 400 employees. Michel led the acquisition of Opsware by HP Software for $1.6B, managed the combined Opsware, Radia and AppIq product teams and defined the Service Automation category. She also spent almost 8 years at Mercury Interactive learning how to build world class products like LoadRunner and QualityCenter which made customer’s lives better. She aspires to do the same at usermind.Books & blog posts mentioned:Play Bigger: How Pirates, Dreamers, and Innovators Create and Dominate MarketsThe Hard Thing About Hard Things: Building a Business When There Are No Easy AnswersWhy way do your run? (Blog post by Ben Horowitz)Where to follow Michel:michel@usermind.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michelfeaster/Where to follow Adam:https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamschoenfeld/https://twitter.com/schoenyFeedback? Suggestions on who to interview? Email me anytime - adamseattlepodcast@gmail.com

This week’s podcast featuring Micro Focus LoadRunner 12.60 and Apache JMeter 5.0 updates and features analysis. The post #6 – LoadRunner 12.60 and JMeter 5.0 – QAInsights Podcast appeared first on QAInsights.

This week podcast focuses on LoadRunner 12.57 and how to get started with the performance testing. I am planning to put up a podcast series about how to run a successful performance testing project? As ... Read more#4 – LoadRunner 12.57, Getting started with Performance Testing – QAInsights Podcast The post #4 – LoadRunner 12.57, Getting started with Performance Testing – QAInsights Podcast appeared first on QAInsights.

Are you still exporting load testing reports into Excel compare different runs manually? Matt Eisengruber – Guardian at Dynatrace – walks us through the life-changing transformation story of one of his former clients who used to spend an entire business day analyzing LoadRunner results.Through automation, they managed to get her the results when she walks into the office in the morning – giving her more time to do “real” business analyst work instead of doing manual number crunching. Matt shares some insights into what exactly it is they did to automate Dynatrace Load Test comparison, how they created the reports and which metrics they ended up looking at.

Are you still exporting load testing reports into Excel compare different runs manually? Matt Eisengruber – Guardian at Dynatrace – walks us through the life-changing transformation story of one of his former clients who used to spend an entire business day analyzing LoadRunner results.Through automation, they managed to get her the results when she walks into the office in the morning – giving her more time to do “real” business analyst work instead of doing manual number crunching. Matt shares some insights into what exactly it is they did to automate Dynatrace Load Test comparison, how they created the reports and which metrics they ended up looking at.

Every tool is extensible, from commercial closed source to freeware to open source. It simply becomes a question of how and where you hook into the system. This is why performance testing tools are built around general purpose computer languages. At the time a tool is designed and constructed it’s impossible to foresee all of the possible interfaces and applications it will be used to test. As a result, the ability to extend is critical capability of performance testing tools. This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

Every tool is extensible, from commercial closed source to freeware to open source. It simply becomes a question of how and where you hook into the system. This is why performance testing tools are built around general purpose computer languages. At the time a tool is designed and constructed it’s impossible to foresee all of the possible interfaces and applications it will be used to test. As a result, the ability to extend is critical capability of performance testing tools. This season of PerfBytes is formally supported by our sponsors Hewlett Packard Enterprise (www.hpe.com) and Flood.io (www.flood.io)! Thanks guys!

Have you seen my car keys anywhere? The older we get the more we might tend to forget about the exciting topic of performance tuning for memory. We're talking about garbage collection, memory leaks and caching strategies. Special guest Scott Moore from Northway Solutions joins us for this whole episode from his home studio in Nashville, TN. The famous newborn Prince George is already crashing websites just as his mom does, as we cover Swaddle-geddon on the News of the Damned. James says the word kerfuffle, twice. Seriously, I swear I left my car keys right here in the studio on the desk.

Have you seen my car keys anywhere? The older we get the more we might tend to forget about the exciting topic of performance tuning for memory. We're talking about garbage collection, memory leaks and caching strategies. Special guest Scott Moore from Northway Solutions joins us for this whole episode from his home studio in Nashville, TN. The famous newborn Prince George is already crashing websites just as his mom does, as we cover Swaddle-geddon on the News of the Damned. James says the word kerfuffle, twice. Seriously, I swear I left my car keys right here in the studio on the desk.

50 Cent completion, Red Faction demo, fun times with Gears of War 2, more Poker, Halo Wars, Halo 3, Topple 2, Outrun Arcade broken, 5 mins of Resistance 2, Folklore demo and Penny Arcade. News discussion – Change4Life letting us play games, Peggle comes to World of Warcraft, more Guitar Hero Smash Hits tracks, Fable 2 DLC achievements, Lego Rockband details, Loadrunner price mess up, Sierra games in your browser, UK console install base, Wii Motion Plus bundles, Little Big Planet PSP, new Fallout announced, 3 part harmonies and Apple’s App Store hits 1 billion downloads. Hot Topic – Are retail games too expensive? The retail round-up – Wii Fit still at the top, Xmen Wolverine coming this week. Links - http://sarien.net/ www.geocaching.com