Today, in software development processes, it is of great importance to maximize the performance of applications and detect potential problems in advance. In this context, Real-Time Load Testing is a critical process used to test how an application performs in real-world conditions.
Real-Time Load Testing is a type of testing performed to simulate how an application responds under a specific user load. This process is used to identify, measure and improve the performance limits of the application. Particularly, the correct operation of APIs and their rapid response to user requests are among the focal points of this test.
Real-Time Load Testing provides the advantage of detecting possible disruptions in advance by evaluating how the performance of an application is affected as the number of users increases. This increases customer satisfaction, improves reliability, and guides developers in troubleshooting potential performance issues.
There are many tools available to perform Real Time Load Testing. Apache JMeter, LoadRunner, and testing tools specifically developed for your own APIs are examples frequently used in this process. These tools are used to simulate user behavior, monitor server responses, and measure performance metrics.