
Stress tests are a type of evaluation performed on computer systems, applications or infrastructures to determine their ability to handle extreme load or demand conditions.
These tests simulate situations of intensive use to identify potential performance, stability or security problems, thus allowing adjustments and improvements to be made before the system is compromised in a real environment.
They simulate real user behavior and actions and/or transactions within digital channels. They generate traffic to the channel by carrying out “N” flows (navigations) simultaneously.
They measure digital channels from the real environment of users.
They allow you to proactively verify the availability and response times of your channel's features.
It provides detailed information about the behavior and performance of applications. Identifies browser response times to user sessions, and so on.
Generate a clear picture of how transactions flow through your application's distributed systems.
They measure digital channels from the real environment of users. It provides KPIs to be analyzed during load tests with flexible and interactive visualizations.
It establishes baselines in the execution of load tests.
They provide reports and recommendations for improvement.
Evaluate the performance of channel components during load and stress tests.
They coordinate and interact with the customer's technical teams for the reading and interpretation of data obtained in the test.



