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Using dynaTrace to Analyze Server Logs while Load Testing

Today dynaTrace announced that it has intergrated support of Selenium and BrowserMob to allow customers to tie their web load testing to server performance.

In my recent blog post – Get more out of functional web testing: How to correlate test reports with server side log information? – I discussed the problem that testing results are usually not linked to the log and diagnostics information captured by the application under test. The blog entry offered a way to link the two sides using HTTP Tagging via an HTTP Proxy. Tagging individual Web Requests allows linking each individual request executed by the testing tool with the transactions that are executed on the server side. Your logging framework or diagnostics solution can then take this tag and link the transaction to the originating web request. (via dyanTrace Blog)

This is a great solutiong for in depth performance diagnostics.

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