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Load testing of web applications
 Jáchym, Jakub ; Mittner, Jan (advisor) ; Buchalcevová, Alena (referee)
This thesis deals with a load testing of web applications. The text is introduced with a definition of the load testing, reasons for its execution and a description of its types. Recommended procedures are provided for preparation, execution and evaluation of the testing. Several commercial and open-source load testing tools are described. Cloud testing -- the contemporary phenomenon -- is also included. The entire process of load testing depicted in this text is demonstrated on a selected application. A following chapter briefly deals with a profiling of web applications. It, again, covers its definition and its purpose, accompanied with a practical example. The aim of this thesis is to introduce the reader to the world of load testing, which is primarily accomplished by describing an example, which provides an in-depth explanation for every step necessary in order to perform the web application testing successfully.
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Using a virtual station for network testing
 Jáchym, Jakub ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Žid, Norbert (referee)
This work deals with using a virtual station for network testing. The work is segmented into two parts -- a theory and a case study. The theory covers two topics. Virtualization methods and types are described first; short descriptions of physical and virtual local networks follow. The virtualization part concludes with a description and a short comparison of server virtualization products by three successful companies on a virtualization market. The second part addresses the network testing. Network attributes appropriate for testing are described therein. The case study describes an installation of a selected server-virtualization product. Then several virtual stations are run on the server. One virtual station is used for testing of a local area network which it is connected to; the other stations generate traffic in the network.
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