Free Open Source Agile Web Application Performance Testing Workshop

Your organization may have adopted Agile Software Development Methodology and forgot about load and performance testing! In my experience this is pretty common. Between Scrum meetings, burn-down sessions, sprints, test first, and user stories, many forms of testing - including load and performance testing, stress testing, and integration testing - can get lost. And, it is normally not only your fault. Consider the following:

• The legacy proprietary test tools - HP LoadRunner, HP QTP, IBM Rational Tester, Microsoft VSTS - are hugely expensive. Organizations can't afford to equip developers and testers with their own licensed copies. These tools licenses are contrary to Agile testing, where developers and testers work side-by-side building and testing concurrently.
  
  
• Many testers still cannot write test code. Agile developers write unit tests in high level languages (Java, C#, PHP, Ruby.) Testers need a code-less way to repurpose these tests into functional tests, load and performance tests, and production service monitors.
  
  
• Business managers need a code-less way to define the software release requirements criteria. Agile developers see Test Management tools (like HP Quality Center QC) as a needless extra burden to their software development effort. Agile developers are hugely attracted to Continuous Integration (CI) tools like Hudson, Jenkins, Cruise Control, and Bamboo. Business managers need anintegrated CI and test platform to define requirements and see how close to 'shipping' is their application.
  

Lucky for you there is a way to learn how to solve these problems and deliver Agile software development methodology benefits to your organization. The Agile Web Application Performance Testing Workshop is your place to learn the Agile Open Source Testing way to load and performance test your Web applications, Rich Internet Applications (RIA, using Ajax, Flex, Flash, Oracle Forms, Applets,) and SOAP and REST Web services. This free Webinar delivers a testing methodology, tools, and best/worst practices to follow. Plus, you will see a demonstration of a dozen open source test tools all working together.

Registration is free! Click here to learn more and register now: