lastprøving
Lastprøving, commonly translated as load testing, is a software engineering practice that evaluates how a system performs under expected and peak load. The aim is to verify that an application meets performance, reliability, and scalability requirements under realistic conditions, and to identify bottlenecks before deployment.
In practice, lastprøving involves defining a workload model that mirrors real usage, such as concurrent users,
Key objectives include measuring response times, throughput, error rates, and resource utilization (CPU, memory, disk I/O,
Best practices emphasize testing in production-like environments, using realistic data, and maintaining reproducible test scripts. It