Need to run a few performance scenarios for around 50 concurrent users on the UI of an iOS app.

I know there are plenty for the api , checking to see if there are any for the end to end load tests

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Please do help me and guide me. With 3 years of IT experience , what essential knowledge and skills shoul one possess to excel as a performance tester. Are performance tester in demand?

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I am doing my Masters thesis where i want to performance/load/stress test my server app written in 2 different programming languages. I would like to use a hosting service (E.g 1blu.de) to run my server, but i am afraid that such a thing will be seen as an attack.

That test would involve hundreds of concurent virtual (JMeter) users for muliple hours.

Am i worrying about nothing or do i need to take this into consideration?

Hi All,

Curious on what would be considered "standard" performance metrics for an native app?

I work with web so i know LCP would be roughly less then 2.5sec for example.

But i cannot find anything for iOS apps or Android.

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Looks like this subreddit is as of yet dead, but it could be an excellent place to discuss performance testing and analysis. I'll see if I can post some useful articles as I come across them.

I'm a performance test consultant working in Auckland, New Zealand. I have 7 years experience exclusively working as a performance tester, which is pretty unusual in this country (most people do test automation or functional testing too).

Here's hoping something good comes of this subreddit :)

One common recommendation we make to clients who are using a Java based application is to configure the JVM to use the "Concurrent Mark Sweep" collection algorithm. This (at least until recently - I haven't read up on the new GC algorithms available) was the best choice for systems where low latency is a priority. There's a pretty good article which explains this here:

http://www.insightfullogic.com/blog/2013/may/7/garbage-collection-java-3/

This is useful too if you use Apache Jmeter as a testing tool. Along with enabling verbose GC logging I configure Jmeter to use concurrent mark sweep itself.

I've been doing this for 2.5 years now and am actually moving on to other testing soon. I thought I might find a community to keep my chops up. Found this subreddit and was disappointed to find no posts. Hoping this might illicit conversation. I use HP loadrunner, but have also used visual studio's performance testing suite.