Posted by Jeroen Borgers late at night: August 31st, 2009
Last time I blogged about the importance of continuous performance testing. When you write and run performance tests continuously, just like unit tests, you get early performance insights in new and changed features of your software. This will minimize surprises and be more productive. Now I’ll blog about monitoring and diagnostics.
When a new version of the software is released into the production environment, the question always is: will it actually perform like we saw in testing and acceptance environments? And we keep our fingers crossed.
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