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Performance Testing using TruWeb
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(117 ratings)
1,102 students

Performance Testing using TruWeb

a brand new protocol from Micro Focus LoadRunner
Last updated 3/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • What is TruWeb?
  • DevWeb Protocol
  • TruWeb Environment Setup
  • Recording in TruWeb
  • Generate TruWeb Scripts
  • Filter Traffic in TruWeb
  • TruWeb Script Enhancements
  • Data Encryption
  • TruWeb Script Execution
  • Debugging and Error Handling
  • Automatic Correlation using Rules
  • Correlation Rule Converter
  • Version Controlling TruWeb Scripts using GitHub
  • Using npm in TruWeb
  • TruWeb Load Testing
  • TruWeb Best Practices
  • Mini Project
  • Result Analysis
  • LoadRunner Developer
  • Grafana Integration
  • Jenkins Integration

Course content

7 sections69 lectures7h 11m total length
  • Course Outline4:57
  • What's new in Micro Focus LoadRunner 12.60?4:41
  • An Introduction to TruWeb protocol9:05
  • TruWeb Installation4:30
  • Hello World! TruWeb Configuration - Standalone3:19

    ***** IMPORTANT TIP *****

    The TRUWEB_PATH is needed only for the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) integration, when working with Command Prompt (CMD) it is not used.

  • Hello World! TruWeb Configuration - Integrated3:55

    ***** IMPORTANT TIP *****

    main.js is a MANDATORY file when importing. main.js is the main file on the script.

  • Anatomy of TruWeb Scripts6:25

    ***** IMPORTANT TIPS *****

    • scenario.yml is NOT MANDATORY. If the argument mode=load you are passing in the command prompt, then it is required.

    • TruWeb doesn't load node.js libraries.

    • TruWeb support loading pure JavaScript

    • TruWeb doesn't run vusers in node.js.

    • You can modify/delete the options in rts.yml. If options are missing in your rts.yml, it will take the default values from TRUWEB\rts.yml


  • Visual Studio Code Setup10:27

    ***** IMPORTANT TIPS *****

    Copy and paste the contents to your tasks.json file


  • Notepad++ Setup (Unofficial Support)9:37
  • Atom Setup4:13

    Important Links

    1. Download Atom from https://atom.io/

    2. Download TruWeb Plugin from Micro Focus Marketplace https://marketplace.microfocus.com/appdelivery/content/truweb

      1. Extract the contents and place it in C:\Users\<YourUserName>\.atom\packages in Windows OS

      2. Launch Atom and look for TruWeb in Menu bar

    Important note

    Make sure that the extracted contents of TruWeb plugin should be placed as per following folder structure, otherwise you will not see TruWeb menu C:\Users\<YourUserName>\.atom\packages\truweb-atom-plugin

  • TruWeb Offline Script Generator10:26
  • Recording in TruWeb7:37
    • Micro Focus Marketplace https://marketplace.microfocus.com/appdelivery/content/LoadRunner-Developer

    NOTE: Always download the latest version


  • Filter Traffic in TruWeb7:28
  • TruWeb Logs and Results7:10
  • IntelliJ IDEA Integration6:18

    This video describes about the IntelliJ IDEA Integration in LoadRunner Developer.

  • WebStorm Integration3:24

    This lecture features the integration between WebStorm and LoadRunner Developer.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding about performance testing
  • Basic hands on experience in Micro Focus LoadRunner
  • Basic knowledge in JavaScript

Description

****** TruWeb protocol has been renamed to `DevWeb` by Micro Focus. ******

****** Course has been updated with LoadRunner Professional 2021 ******

****** Added Docker Containers for DevWeb tutorials ******

  • Great course if you want to start with TruWeb. Takes you from the basics of installation and setting up your environment to advanced topics like extractors. - Boris Kozorovitzky - Architect of TruWeb


  • One and Only Course on Micro Focus LoadRunner 2021 DevWeb Protocol

  • 60+ Lectures

******

Micro Focus announced its newer protocol called TruWeb in LoadRunner 12.60. TruWeb has a lot of potential in future performance testing arena. It is scalable, light weight, and cross-platform compatible. You can run TruWeb script in Windows, Mac and Linux and using almost any editors such as Visual Studio Code, Eclipse, Virtual User Generator etcetera. Also, you can execute TruWeb scripts in Performance Center as well. It is free to use (at this time of writing).

By learning this course `Performance Testing using TruWeb`, you are ready to impress your project manager, VP, even CTO by proposing this solution as a part of your organization performance test practices.

Also, you will be adding `TruWeb` protocol in your resume to make it stronger and stand unique in the crowd.

Even if you do not have any prior knowledge about Micro Focus tools or performance testing, I tried to explain the concepts in laymen terms.

I divided the course into four sections:

  1. Getting Started.

  2. Ramp up.

  3. Steady State.

  4. Ramp down.

Course starts with very basics and fundamentals about TruWeb called `Getting Ready`. Then, you will learn all the importance concepts in TruWeb which will be especially useful to design your test scripts in `Ramp Up` section.

In `Steady State` section, you will be comfortable in executing load testing using TruWeb in your local system. Higher the power, higher the load injection.

In `Ramp Down` section, you will learn the best practices, results analysis and there is a mini project script I have attached for your learning purpose.

I urge you to practice the scripting by referring the scripts that I have attached. Unless you practice your JavaScript, it is tougher to learn and implement TruWeb for your projects.

Good luck!

Who this course is for:

  • Manual software testers, Test Automation experts who are interested to get started with the performance testing.
  • Performance Test Engineers who wants to explore TruWeb - a brand new protocol offering from Micro Focus
  • Performance Test Engineers who are familiar with other protocols in LoadRunner and other commercial or open source tools