Glossary
New to NeoLoad Web? This glossary explains our most commonly use terms.
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Baseline |
Baseline is a reference test result used to compare against future test runs to identify performance trends and regressions. |
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Dashboard |
A customizable interface that allows testers to visualize and focus on specific performance metrics from test results. |
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Load infrastructure |
The combination of controllers and load generators used to execute a performance test scenario. |
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Load policy |
A set of rules that define how virtual users simulate load on the system under test during a test scenario. |
| Objectives | An objective is a performance target or success criteria defined within a test to evaluate whether an application meets expected performance levels. |
| Passed and Failed status | The final status of a test run indicating whether it met predefined performance objectives (passed) or fell below expectations (failed). |
| Project | A NeoLoad configuration that defines the test setup, including scripts, scenarios, and load policies, for a specific application under test. |
| Scenario | A structured set of conditions and configurations that define how a test is run, including virtual user behavior, load policies, and test objectives. |
| System Under Test (SUT) | The application or software component being evaluated during a performance test. |
| Test |
A structured unit in NeoLoad with the following items:
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| Test result | Data collected from a single execution of a test, which can be analyzed in isolation or within the context of a test to track performance trends. |
| Virtual Users (VU) | Simulated users that replicate real user behavior to generate load on the system under test during a test execution. |
| Workspace | A collaborative environment where testers organize tests, test results, and manage user access. |