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]]> By: Adam Fletcher http://www.thesimplelogic.com/2010/03/14/performance-testing-an-airline-reservation-system/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Adam Fletcher Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:33:41 +0000 http://www.thesimplelogic.com/?p=83#comment-25 @Andrew Good question. Our full functional & integration test suite takes a long time to run, so the developers typically run a subset of those test prior to check-in, then on check-in a full set of functional tests get run in parallel with the performance tests (but the functional tests run a different set of machines then the performance tests). A developer can run the full suite of tests prior to check-in if the developer so desires. The functional tests have a much broader scope then the performance tests, and the tests themselves are evolving with the code, so the failure rate of functional tests is greater then the failure rate of performance tests. If any tests fail the developers who checked-in prior to the run(s) will get an email with details of what broke, and the CI dashboard will show that the build broke. Thanks for reading! -Adam @Andrew

Good question. Our full functional & integration test suite takes a long time to run, so the developers typically run a subset of those test prior to check-in, then on check-in a full set of functional tests get run in parallel with the performance tests (but the functional tests run a different set of machines then the performance tests). A developer can run the full suite of tests prior to check-in if the developer so desires.

The functional tests have a much broader scope then the performance tests, and the tests themselves are evolving with the code, so the failure rate of functional tests is greater then the failure rate of performance tests. If any tests fail the developers who checked-in prior to the run(s) will get an email with details of what broke, and the CI dashboard will show that the build broke.

Thanks for reading!

-Adam

]]> By: Andrew http://www.thesimplelogic.com/2010/03/14/performance-testing-an-airline-reservation-system/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Andrew Mon, 15 Mar 2010 08:19:38 +0000 http://www.thesimplelogic.com/?p=83#comment-24 Hi Has the code been functionallty tested before it has been checked into the source tree? If not what is he percentage of test hat fail due to funtional rather than performance issues? Good post. Hi

Has the code been functionallty tested before it has been checked into the source tree?

If not what is he percentage of test hat fail due to funtional rather than performance issues?

Good post.

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