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Web Performance and Load Testing SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Applications

I've written a new MSDN article on using web performance and load tests with SharePoint applications: Web Performance and Load Testing SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Applications.

 

Web performance tests can be recorded and then run and analyzed against your SharePoint applications. For example, you can create web performance tests that conduct the following operations on your SharePoint application:

SharePoint 2010                

  • Site rendering

  • Document library operations

  • Task, calendar and library operations

  • Search content

  • Wikis

  • Customized web parts

  • Workflows

  • Multiple operations from the ribbon

  • Playing the tests against multiple sites and lists

  • Office Web Applications (OWA) – Uploaded and downloaded scenarios [Visual Studio 2012.2]

  • Manage Metadata SA and look up columns in the lists and libraries [Visual Studio 2012.2]

  • Integration of SharePoint and Excel Services [Visual Studio 2012.2]

  • For InfoPath – you can use the plug-in (tool) from CodePlex [Visual Studio 2012.2]

SharePoint 2013 (Requires [Visual Studio 2012.2])

  • All the scenarios listed above for SharePoint 2010

  • Social

  • SharePoint Apps

Comments

  • Anonymous
    July 08, 2013
    thank you so much for your support i'll be very thankful if you helped me with a post that describes how to make a load test for SP 2013 workflows thanks

  • Anonymous
    August 27, 2013
    Hi, Great introductory article, thank you. I have being tasked with testing the infrastructure of our SharePoint 2013 Farm and will be running Web Performance test using VS 2012.3.  There appears to be very little information on this topic and wandered if there is a great source of information / book written on this topic.  I am aware how to set up web performance tests and use context parameters but having difficulty in understanding how to extracty GUIDS and use them accordingly for truly dynamic tests.  Any help would be really helpful.