- Response time – Total time to send a request and get a response.
- Wait time – Also known as average latency, this tells developers how long it takes to receive the first byte after a request is sent.
- Average load time – The average amount of time it takes to deliver every request is a major indicator of quality from a user’s perspective.
- Peak response time – This is the measurement of the longest amount of time it takes to fulfill a request. A peak response time that is significantly longer than average may indicate an anomaly that will create problems.
- Error rate – This calculation is a percentage of requests resulting in errors compared to all requests. These errors usually occur when the load exceeds capacity.
- Concurrent users – This the most common measure of load — how many active users at any point. Also known as load size.
- Requests per second – How many requests are handled.
- Transactions passed/failed – A measurement of the total numbers of successful or unsuccessful requests.
- Throughput – Measured by kilobytes per second, throughput shows the amount of bandwidth used during the test.
- CPU utilization – How much time the CPU needs to process requests. Memory utilization – How much memory is needed to process the request.
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