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Unit 1 Introduction to Performance Engineering
1.1 Why Performance Testing.
1.2Fundamentals of application performance testing.
1.3 The process of performance testing.
1.4 Automated Tools for Performance Testing.

Unit 2 Introduction to Load Runner
2.1 What business problems can be solved
2.2 Different versions of Load Runner
2.3 Integrated management using Performance Center
2.4 various internal tools off Load Runner
2.5 Infrastructure for Load Runner to Install
2.6 Load Runner Architecture

Unit 3 Virtual User Generator
3.1 Invoking and Creating scripts using VuGen
3.2 Understanding VuGen and Internet Protocols
3.3 Accessing and Using Protocol Advisor Creating New Script
3.4 Recording Options - Recording Types HTML and URL
3.5 Recording Options - Single and Multiple Protocol
3.6 Recording Options - Setting Threshold
3.7 Recording Tool Bar
3.8 Recording Log and Summary

Unit 4 Replay
4.1 Script Work flow
4.2 Debugging scripts
4.3 Defining Run Time settings
4.4 Setting General Options
4.5 Running the script

Unit 5 Transactions
5.1 Defining and measuring transactions
5.2Adding transactions during and after recording
5.3 Naming transactions Automatic transactions

Unit 6 Parameterization
6.1 Defining and parameters in script
6.2 Settings parameters as Dates
6.3 Making parameter values as constants and Random Numbers
6.4 Creating parameters as customized
6.5 Defining parameters Simulating Parameters with respect to number of Vusers to no of Iterations

Unit 7 Correlation
7.1 Auto Replaying script indicates errors
7.2 Playing back Dynamic Values
7.3 Correlating Dynamic values in script automatically

Unit 8 Correlation - Manual
8.1 Replaying script indicates errors in replay Log
8.2 Comparing two scripts using WindDiff or some other Tools
8.3 Identifying values for correlation
8.4 Copying Dynamic values
8.5 Identifying Left and Right Boundaries
8.6 Adding Web_reg_save_function
8.7Parameterizing dynamic values throughout the scripts

Unit 9 Verifications
9.1 Determining success with verification step
9.2 Confirming success or failure
9.3 Defining step for verification
9.4 Understanding the text check function
9.5 Adding Text Check during and after recording

Unit 10 Actions
10.1 Defining actions
10.2 Creating script with actions
10.3 Creating action Blocks
10.4 Recording scripts in single and multiple blocks

Unit 11 Scripting - Basic Level
11.1 Defining variables
11.2 Declaring Constants
11.3 Operators, Statements and Functions
11.4 Output Functions
11.5 Common string functions
11.6 Breakpoints & Single step execution

Unit 12 Correlation - Advanced Level
12.1 lr_output_message
12.2 lr_eval_string
12.3 lr_Error_message
12.4 lr_start_transaction
12.5 lr_end_transaction
12.6 lr_thing_time
12.7 lr_eval_string

Unit 13 Scenario
13.1 Controller tasks
13.2 New Scenario creation
13.3 Creating manual and Goal Oriented scenarios
13.4 Selecting Vuser Scripts
13.5 Adding and modifying Vuser Groups
13.6 Selecting and Connecting Load Generators
13.7 Mapping Vuser Groups to Load Generators

Unit 14 Run Time - Settings
14.1 Understanding and accessing Run-time settings
14.2 Configuring Run Logic Defining Think Time
14.3 Setting additional attributes
14.4 Other miscellaneous settings

Unit 15 Scenario Execution
15.1 Defining Rendezvous points
15.2 Setting Result Directory

Unit 16 Scheduling Scenarios
16.1 Scheduling scenario
16.2 Configuring schedule names
16.3 Configuring number of Vusers per x minutes or seconds


Unit 17 Performance Monitors
17.1 Identifying performance counters to be monitored
17.2 Setting monitor options
17.3 Configuring monitors though Windows performance tool.

Unit 18 Real-Time Applications