endurancetestaus
Endurancetestaus, often translated as endurance testing, is a type of performance testing that evaluates how a system behaves under prolonged operation. The goal is to identify issues that only manifest after extended use, such as memory leaks, resource depletion, performance degradation, or latent failures.
In software engineering, endurance testing involves running a realistic workload model continuously over an extended period,
Typical methodology includes defining a realistic workload, setting the duration, establishing exit criteria, and employing monitoring
Outcomes of endurancetestaus can include discovery of memory leaks, resource fragmentation, degradation in service levels, and