What can be the pin points when executing performance test on an application in Java, which uses Hibenate as ORM Tool and Oracle 11G as database.
I am also thinking of bench-marking the applcation. So for that what should i do.
Thanks
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What can be the pin points when executing performance test on an application in Java, which uses Hibenate as ORM Tool and Oracle 11G as database.
I am also thinking of bench-marking the applcation. So for that what should i do.
Thanks
The key things are:
1) as far as practical test the application using real-world usage scenarios – this can be rather complicated in practice – I’ve used Perl scripts based on www::mechanize and http::recorder for this in the past.
2) failing that ab or jmeter
3) record as mauch as possible (you don’t mention what webserver you are using – if its apache, add %D in the logs)
4) make sure you saturate the system – you want to make sure you’re getting some major garbage collections (or prove its homoeostatic – which is a very rare thing for a Java program)
5) analyse the webserver and gc logs.