The site itself is an ASP.NET site, built using traditional Web Forms. The end result was a greater than 20x increase in application performance and peace of mind that the application would perform with the new hardware configurations.

We also determined that the application would benefit from some increased hardware specifications and assisted in the recommendation process. Throughout the testing process, we identified several issues with the application that were patched by the third-party. They could then determine if additional hardware was required before rolling out to the general users. Our client wanted to ensure that the product would respond well while under expected (and greater-than-expected) loads using existing hardware. The process involved coordinating and integrating technologies such as Microsoft Visual Studio’s Web Performance Testing and Load Testing, Microsoft SQL Server’s SQL Profiler tool, Performance Monitor, and Microsoft Excel.

Recently, iVision was contracted by a long-term client to conduct performance testing on an intranet application they had acquired from a third-party. Web Performance Testing with Visual Studio Ultimate 2013 Part 1 – Introduction and Creating a WebTest using Microsoft Web Test Recorder

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