LRteszt

LRteszt is a term that refers to a type of software testing, specifically related to load and performance testing. The "LR" in LRteszt typically stands for LoadRunner, a popular commercial software tool developed by Micro Focus for performance testing of applications. Therefore, LRteszt is essentially a colloquial or informal way of referring to performance testing conducted using LoadRunner.

The purpose of LRteszt is to simulate expected user load on a system or application to identify performance bottlenecks, measure response times, and assess the overall stability and scalability of the software under stress. This involves creating scripts that mimic user actions, defining scenarios with specific user loads and durations, and then executing these scenarios to gather performance metrics.

Key aspects of LRteszt include measuring metrics such as response time, throughput, resource utilization (CPU, memory, network), and error rates. The data collected helps development and quality assurance teams understand how an application behaves under various load conditions and to pinpoint areas that need optimization. Common scenarios tested include web applications, enterprise systems, and databases. The process of LRteszt is crucial for ensuring that applications can handle the expected number of users without degradation in performance or availability.