We have an application where backend api takes more than 2 min to send the response. So I would like to increase the time out interval for file upload request using ng2-file-upload.
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I have an API url and body data in xml format.
How to do load testing of available API url using JMeter?.
I need to check the API performance for multiple user login.
Add a Thread Group to your Test Plan and specify the desired number of threads (virtual users), iterations and test duration
Below setup will run the request with 10 users for 1 minute:
Add a HTTP Request sampler as a child of the Thread Group and specify the URL and the body there:
You may also need to add HTTP Header Manager to send the relevant Content-Type header
Run your test in command-line non-GUI mode
Generate HTML Reporting Dashboard and analyze the results
More information:
Testing SOAP/REST Web Services Using JMeter
Building a WebService Test Plan
I want to add webhook stage for integration tests for out system like here, not sure if you can access it
But it times out within 20 seconds of request (the endpoint responds in around 30-35s). Is there any way to increase the timeout for webhook stage?
We're using:
Backend - Beego (golang)
Frontend - Reactjs
Server - Openstack
So:
When reactjs calls listSomethingAPI, I calls openstackAPI and Openstack gives me that List.
it has some fields like this:
id | name | status
Problem is:
When Frontend calls PUT api, I calls API. But Openstack status change takes almost 10 seconds
Question:
How do i know status changes when frontend calls PUT api
Solution that i found:
frontend calls ListAPI every 5 seconds.
We cant use:
Websocket, AJAX
Is there any way to solve this problem?
On my web server, all API requests made related-to and before authentication are subject to an exponential timeout.
For example, after a user unsuccessfully logs in a few times, the delay before the server will accept a request will go from 2 to 4, 8, 16 seconds and so on.
Any requests made during these delay periods will be immediately rejected by the server with a rety-after header passed.
What HTTP status code should the server return in this case?
I think it should be
429 Too Many Requests
http://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/429
I have an Web application(ASP.NET MVC5) hosted in the web server 1 which access the REST Service(WebAPI) hosted in the web server 2.
In my Web application, on click on the tab, call to the webAPI is made and it retrieves the data from SQL table(I m using EF5) which has 10 records.
I m experiencing considerable delay in the response for the first time and when i click the consecutive tabs, the response is faster like anything.
When I close the browser and opens the URL again immediately, the response time improves
When I open the URL after an hour or so , the response time is again high.
I could notice similar behaviour when i test the web service individually.
P.S : I m using bundling and minification as well. I m using Windows authentication and ASP.NET impersonation