Why Response times captured in dynatrace and loadrunner are different - Same test ?

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[@UmaDevi-pb5yw]

how to calculate response time in loadrunner

[@VijayaLakshmi-iq2oo]

It's an interview question.. What is the algorithm used in purepath in dynatrace?

[@siriworld8585]

Thanks sir this is more help for me

[@rudraganeshsubbarayulu8585]

We can sort the response times of Passed and failed in DynaTrace as well as Load runner. [Example 10 iteration] As per the Question, Both should show the same maximum response time. even in the passed condition will the value of Dynatrace and load runner differ? [Condition if all passed]... Answer provided in the video is not justifying...

[@anshitajain7803]

If you put think time after the last transaction of the script, will it act as pacing time. If yes, what is the difference between both ways?

[@ishatrainingsolutions]

It will work....but purpose of thinktime and pacing is completely different

[@ishatrainingsolutions]

Thinktime is to simulate end user wait time and pacing is to control the load applied on system

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moreover....pacing should always be driven from RTS....because load from one test to other will change and you cannot change your script all the time

[@anshitajain7803]

@@ishatrainingsolutions thanks for answering

[@performancetestingguide]

Each of them has a different purpose: Think Time will keep the thread active and LoadRunner will expect for another transaction, however, in pacing there won't be any active thread waiting for the next transaction and the thread will be in a rest state. Source: www.performancetestingtips.com/2018/10/what-is-performance-testing-and-why-it_92.html

[@VijayaLakshmi-iq2oo]

If the recorded script shows resource=0 and resource=1, what will happen if we change resource=1 and resource=0 values??

[@performancetestingguide]

It basically says if you want to download the resources or not, 0-yes 1-No. In your script if you have any JPEG file try changing the resource value from 0 and 1 you will get the answer.

[@VijayaLakshmi-iq2oo]

@@performancetestingguide tq

[@anshitajain7803]

This was asked in an interview: Suppose I have a business flow (logging in to the application and logging out) and I want to achieve 10 tps, design a scenario for it. (no other details were given) Can you please tell me how to design a scenario based on such condition.

[@performancetestingguide]

Put login and logout into the "Action" part of Loadrunner script and enclose it with start and end transaction, design a load scenario in Performance center or controller and ramp up with n number of users to achieve n TPS.