On August 23rd, 21 JDS performance testers got together for their quarterly breakout session to share tips and tricks with each other.
One of the breakout topics was Useful Tools for Performance Testers. This was about useful tools that were not load generation tools (or everyone would have just said “LoadRunner” and it would have been a very short session).
I have included everyone’s contributions in this post…
If you are a performance tester and have a different tool that you find useful in your job, please add it in the comments below.
Favourite text editors
Lot
Notepad++, UltraEdit, TextEdit, and on OS X – Sublime Text and TextPad.
Tools for investigating Java performance problems
Tools for investigating Java performance problems
Tools for investigating Java performance problems
Tools for investigating Java performance problems
Tools for investigating Java performance problems
Tools for visualising data
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Thanks to all the JDS performance testers who contributed:
Adam Reincke, Bruce Allen, Chris Hickey, Daniel Spavin, Liah Clark, Lionel Lim, Nick Wilton, Ryan Schultz, Simon Pilcher, Wei Yau, Yauseng Chew, Daniel Tam, David Batty, Luke Sorensen, Reinhardt Moller, Alistair Johnson, Hamish Goodwin, Ward Gushee, Brian Grant, Arlen Velagic, and Ray Ffrench.
Ms-Excel
To remove duplicate username/pwd
i use match, concatinate functions
Hi,
Another very useful tool is the Virtual Table Server to catch data returned from the app instead to send to files.
Regards from Mexico
Fav Text Editor: Notepad++ macro is cool for repetitive task.
For Test Data Management: Excel or setup a database to organise the same.
Microsoft Log Parser 2.2 is awesome tool for analysing web logs.
Splunk for log analysis and more (Search, monitor, analyze and visualize your data to gain new insights and intelligence.)
Java Mission Control for JVM analysis
Jconsole for JVM analysis
Loadrunner controller monitors
Stagemonitor – an open source solution to application performance monitoring for java server applications
Btw: http://www.stagemonitor.org/
Very nice and interesting post. I also wrote similar lines on performance testing tools. Hope you would like it – http://bit.ly/1QpGDtW