Testing, Test Automation and Load Testing are critical tasks in the Software Development Lifecycle in order to ensure application readiness and application performance before it gets shipped to the end user. Too much time is wasted in creating different types of tests that are then often only executed manually producing results that don’t get you to the root cause of your problems. Additionally, most test automation tools build in cost and time wasted maintenance overhead by forcing you to maintain separate scripts and data for functional and performance/load tests.

In a joint webinar between PushToTest and dynaTrace we walk you through the steps of a tester from

• creating a functional test in Selenium
• automating test execution and reuse scripts for Load Testing with TestMaker
• analyzing root cause of identified problems with dynaTrace

PushToTest is a member of the dynaTrace’s Load Test Partnership program and has helped many companies to get up-to-speed with test automation by providing an open source solution that enables test automation and test reusability of your existing test assets. This webinar lines up with a series of workshops that PushToTest has been given over the past couple of months with the focus to educate the community about how to make testing and root cause analysis more efficient.

If you are interested in this free 1 hour webinar sign up through the following link: Automate Testing & Root Cause Analysis with PushToTest & dynaTrace

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