Just checking what app or tool is there available to perform performance test on graphql subscription. Jmeter apparently does not support this operation and it look like that blazemeter either. Any advice or suggestion will be deeply apprecited,
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I am wondering how to do performance test for a golang sdk method? I am optimizing a sdk method. This method on this SDK will make http requests to other services when called.
I have two implementations for the method(one is using 3 http requests and the other is using only 1 http request) and I want to do a performance testing on responding time.
I have used go test -benchmark, but I searched online and it says it shall not be used to do benchmark for code with external services.
Wondering what shall be the correct tools and method to do a benchmark not just on golang performance, but also on external services performance.
I am wondering if anyone was able to successfully create JMeter scripts for ServiceNow applications?
My challenge is that there are way too many recorded HTTP requests and JSONs in POST requests & response are huge and extremely hard to correlate dynamic values.
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I'm afraid you will have to perform the correlation as the times where you could just replay the recorded test has gone.
If you're looking for a way of reducing effort required for the correlation implementation you can consider trying out an automated correlation solution like:
JMX Enhancer
BlazeMeter Proxy Recorder with SmartJMX export option
Otherwise you will have to wait until it's implemented in JMeter
We have began working on our payment service and all was going well with the test nonces that Braintree supply
We've been using fake-valid-nonce all over the place for our transactions however, we now need to implement 3dsecure which has 0 test nonces meaning all of our tests fail with a Gateway Rejected: three_d_secure error.
Has anyone had any experience with heavy unit testing of Braintree?
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I must concur with Joe on this,
I am participating to develop the Braintree library for Golang:
https://github.com/lionelbarrow/braintree-go
We are having issues with the exact same problem. There is no pre-defined nonces that will work through 3ds secure validation.
If we create payment methods using the cards provided in the sentinel document:
https://developers.braintreepayments.com/files/Centinel.IntegrationGuide.ConsumerAuthentication_TestCases_v1_18_0_20160823.pdf
and create a nonce from the server for one of those cards, the nonce obviously does not contain any 3ds information.
During our automated integration tests we do not have access to a client-side SDK and cannot run the "required" threeDSecure.verifyCard() (this is only available through JS code)
We are thus stuck without any means to automatic tests.
This is a serious issue as the server should always verify those fields on a transaction by itself without relying on data coming from the client
I asked the Braintree support for help on this case. Their only answer at the moment is that we should do manual testing and go through the whole client side workflow of validating a 3ds card.
I reminded them we are in 2018 and that requiring developers to manually test all integration test cases each time they commit something is not a sane way to develop.
I also reminded them that we are talking about security features that are touching client payment methods and should be tested automatically and thoroughly for obvious reasons.
I also pointed out that at least in their own python SDK they have integration tests (that work only on their own infrastructure) that test 3d secure:
https://github.com/braintree/braintree_python/blob/bdc95168f46b4c3ad3904fd56e5f8e15e04e9935/tests/test_helper.py#L297
This means someone on their teams is thinking about tests and is trying to do something. This something is not enough for us out there unfortunately.
My organization is tracking multiple Scrum projects in VersionOne. Each week, we use the Release Forecasting report for each project to create a management dashboard that indicates the health and expected completion date of each project. I would like to automate this. Do any of the VersionOne APIs allow for the execution of this report and retrieving the image that is generated?
There is not an endpoint specific to Release Forecasting. Nor is there an endpoint to generate the image. However, you can get to the underlying data via the existing API endpoints. For reporting, I recommend query.v1. The closest example is the query for burndown data. You would need to take Scope as the focus of the query, not Timebox.
You might also take a look at VersionOne's Reporting and Analytics. While that is not a coding or API way to get the reports, it might still automate the needs you have.
I was able to automate the retrieval of this report, but not through the V1 API. Through careful use of Fiddler and a C# script using WebClient to execute POST requests, it was possible. The resulting code is pretty fragile, though, since it isn't using the API.
I have been searching for a grails plugin that ca be used to simulate requests. I have a jersey service that calls some helper methods and I'm trying to check if any of these methods are bottleneck method, I found this JavaMelody Grails Plugin, . But, this tool does not create request simulation, it rather measure the actual traffic.
Anybody knows a free profiler that can drill down to the helper methods level?
A combination of load simulator, like Jmeter, as well as a profiling tool are your best bet to get the sorts of information I think you are after. Though I try not to promote proprietary solutions, New Relic will, I think, give you the sorts of real-time profiling you are after.
I think Jmeter can generate request load, you can also use badboy this allows you to record and then play in threads or optionally you can export for Jmeter file so can be used for more complex request generation.