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Do you have it in you to become a performance tester?

I found an interesting article by Scott Moore titled What makes a good Performance Engineer? According to the article the bare minimum technical skills required learnloadrunnerform a good performance engineer are:

  • Network Basics: Knowledge of OSI, TCP/IP stack, DNS, DHCP, WINS, Routers.
  • Protocols: Knowledge of Winsock, COM, HTTP, and Citrix.
  • Programming/Scripting Languages: Knowledge of HTML, ASP, JSP, Java, C

Also required is a good working knowledge of SQL to find behind the scenes database related problems. Well, this is not to scare you off but to let you understand what goes into making a good performance engineer. You can read the full article here

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  1. Introduction to Software Performance Testing Part2
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  4. What is memory leak, page fault and how they affect LoadRunner performance?

Discussion

3 Responses to “Do you have it in you to become a performance tester?”

  1. Nice site… keep it up

    Posted by Jim | March 13, 2008, 3:30 pm
  2. A good site,short and to the point answers in load runner,i appreciate it

    Posted by Deepa | June 11, 2008, 7:28 pm
  3. Thanks Jim and Deepa.

    Posted by Ankur | June 11, 2008, 7:58 pm

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