DPM in Pictures

Load testing approaches of the past support application delivery of the past. Times have changed. Today’s leading companies do more testing in less time with higher coverage of their web and mobile applications, everyday. In this webinar you’ll learn: - Why user experience is king - How to do front-to-back performance testing for mobile and web apps - How to deploy web and mobile load tests with global scale and distribution - Live production testing enabled with real-time analysis and control - How real user monitoring drives test creation and guides production testing The time is now to move your testing from the past to the present! Join us for tips and tricks to get you there.

Real User Measurement (RUM) helps you to stop guessing about what to test. When you see where your users are, when they lose patience, their peak usage by the minute, and precise web and mobile traffic composition, you know exactly what to test. SOASTA’s mPulse is RUM that is easy to implement and gives instant insight that will change your perspective of performance, monitoring and testing forever. Performance experts Cliff Crocker and Buddy Brewer will walk thru the latest release of SOASTA’s mPulse and show how it helps companies see every user, every second, while providing critical information for more accurate testing.

The webinar discusses continuous integration and automation for mobile development and testing. It presents tools from Atlassian, Zephyr, and SOASTA that can help automate the mobile development and testing process. Continuous integration with Bamboo can help developers integrate code changes more frequently and fail builds faster to catch bugs earlier. Zephyr provides test management to centralize test assets and provide visibility. SOASTA offers tools for test automation, real user monitoring, and performance/load testing to help achieve test completion with quality. Together these tools can help speed up the mobile development process through continuous integration, test automation, and visibility into the testing process.

SOASTA CloudTest offers FREE functional test automation with the power of Selenium coupled with the ease of a visual testing environment and the power of the cloud for users of the leading cloud-enabled test automation platform.

- Improved Continuous Testing as part of your CI (Continuous Integration) process so poor performing code never makes it into production - Faster time to testing with easier test recording in Chrome Reuse of existing UI Automation tests in your TouchTest Android mobile tests - New flexible licensing, supporting unlimited number of devices

Check out the latest and greatest features in the SOASTA Spring release of CloudTest and TouchTest including: – JMeter support for easy performance testing from development to production – Version control to manage all your testing assets in Git – Network emulation to build load tests that better model customer actions from desktop and mobile – iOS 9.3 support including 3D Touch – Much more that will be covered in the webinar

This webinar looks at performance metrics such as load time, time to interact, page size, page composition, and adoption of performance best practices.

Two key challenges to continuous load testing are provisioning a test system to handle the load and accessing load generators to drive the traffic. In this webinar from SOASTA & CloudBees, you will learn how to: Build realistic automated web performance tests and run them in Jenkins Architect and launch a test environment that auto-provisions in the cloud Manage a load generation grid to drive load tests in a lights-out mode Establish a performance baseline in your daily Jenkins reports

Build, Test, Deploy Mobile Apps with a fully automated Continuous Intergration solution..in the Cloud...for free... Kohsuke Kawaguchi, Jenkins creator, and Mark Prichard of CloudBees join SOASTA for a demos and discussion of CI for mobile in the cloud. From Nov. 15, 2012 webinar. (a repeat of Sept 27, 2012 webinar)

We’re excited to announce that we are evolving our cloud application architecture to be more flexible and modular, giving you greater control of your environment and more choices for components, deployment options and infrastructure. During this webcast we'll provide more information on Engine Yard Cloud's new cluster model, infrastructure abstraction layer and monitoring and alerting agent, share what's coming and have an open Q&A to answer your questions.

The document discusses using the Fog gem to interact with cloud infrastructure providers through a unified interface. It provides examples of using Fog to get a list of providers and services, retrieve and create resources using collections and models, and execute requests directly against cloud APIs. Reader exercises demonstrate bootstrapping a server and executing SSH commands on the server instance.

The document discusses the problem of storage hardware sprawl, where multiple storage arrays are added to address specific workload needs like performance, capacity, or connectivity. This leads to increased complexity and costs. The presentation proposes designing a single storage system that can adapt to different workloads through the use of scale-out flash and HDD resources, and software-defined networking to distribute storage intelligence and optimize performance across the system. An example product, Coho MicroArray, is highlighted as demonstrating this approach in a compact 2U form factor to eliminate hardware sprawl for mid-sized data centers.

Achieving PCI compliance can be a complex, time-consuming, and expensive undertaking. However, with the right approach it can be substantially less burdensome. In this webcast, we will provide background and recommendations to help you make the best possible decisions regarding PCI for your PaaS-based application. If you currently accept, or are contemplating accepting a payment card on your web application, this webcast is for you. In this presentation you will learn about: -An overview of PCI -How to scope your environment for PCI compliance -Ways to make compliance more manageable, and -Things to consider when approaching PCI compliance on a PaaS provider. To view the full webcast on-demand: http://pages.engineyard.com/an-introduction-to-pci-compliance-on-a-paas.html

This presentation was prepared for a Webcast where John Yerhot, Engine Yard US Support Lead, and Chris Kelly, Technical Evangelist at New Relic discussed how you can scale and improve the performance of your Ruby web apps. They shared detailed guidance on issues like: Caching strategies Slow database queries Background processing Profiling Ruby applications Picking the right Ruby web server Sharding data Attendees will learn how to: Gain visibility on site performance Improve scalability and uptime Find and fix key bottlenecks See the on-demand replay: http://pages.engineyard.com/6TipsforImprovingRubyApplicationPerformance.html

Everyday, emails arrive and clutter your inbox.  Communications are easily lost or forgotten as mail piles up. Slack was conceived by Tiny Speck Company, who was searching for a truly efficient method of professional communication. Unlike email, Slack allows team members to share ideas in real time. Chat rooms are “hash-tagged” to specific topics, where everyone can share files and links relevant to the topic. Slack can also host non-employees for collaboration on dedicated projects. Larger corporations will probably shy away from Slack because communication is naturally more relaxed and open. Slack is not a traditional chat room. It’s a multi-platform app, featuring real-time communication, topic search, and file sharing history. Your team can assign unique notifications to any slack room, such as twitter updates or new bug warnings. Direct messaging removes the need for email or instant messaging. 8ninths uses Slack, and we love it. Slack us!

In this session at IRCE 2016, Joseph Paulling from Fanatics.com and Senior Researcher at SOASTA, Tammy Everts, talked about how Fanatics made their median page load 2 seconds faster and almost doubled mobile conversions.

This document discusses the importance of digital performance management (DPM) in today's customer-centric business environment. It notes that customer experience will be a critical factor for business success in 2016. DPM allows companies to monitor key user experience, business, and IT metrics to improve site speed and performance, which can significantly impact sales conversions and revenue. Regular performance testing and predictive analytics help companies understand the business impacts of performance issues and identify optimization opportunities. Adopting a data-driven, user-focused approach to DPM through monitoring, measurement, optimization and analysis can improve customer experience and drive business outcomes.

The document discusses a digital performance management platform from SOASTA that provides real-time analytics and monitoring of web performance, campaigns, and third-party integrations. It highlights that 58 of the top 100 internet retailers and top e-commerce brands use SOASTA's platform. The platform helps companies optimize revenue from digital campaigns, prioritize areas for improvement, understand how web performance impacts conversions, and gain insights from real user performance data.