Load testing is an often forgotten and seemingly difficult task that many people shy away from doing.
It doesn't have to be this way though, with a basic level of load testing often enough to give you confidence that you've satisfied your non-functional requirements around performance and scalability.

This session will look at load testing a website from a developers perspective. We'll look at the differences between load testing, stress testing and soak testing along with a hands-on demonstration of an open source load testing tool that you can use to get started.

If you're building websites in Java, .NET, PHP or indeed any other programming language, this session will show you how easy it is to load test your website.

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	Cloud Computing Stefan Tilkov : 22nd Feb 2010
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	Hand me the spanner, I think it's going Janne Valkealahti : 15th Dec 2009
	Scala, A better language for finance?! Alex McGuire : 15th Dec 2009
	I need market data 1ms ago! Angelo Corsaro : 15th Dec 2009
	JVM performance tuning Ben Evans : 15th Dec 2009
	Waking up to the New Economics of IT Emma McGrattan : 15th Dec 2009
	DDD Alex Young : 9th Dec 2009
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	F# and Units-of-measure for Technical Co Anton Schwaighofer : 7th Dec 2009
	Parkbench Panel Discussion : 7th Dec 2009
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