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Testing in the Cloud

Date: January 29, 2013 from 11:00AM to 12:00PM
Day 1
Speakers: Kris Lankford
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This session will cover the importance of Load Testing as part of the overall ALM strategy when build quality software. There are more barriers that prevent Load Testing from being part of this strategy. One of the largest barriers for Load Testing are machine resources. While discussing the Load Testing technology included with Visual Studio 2012 you will also learn how to leverage Windows Azure as a platform to run large scale testing efforts to mimic real traffic loads without the additional need to purchase dedicated hardware.