what is diff between stress testing and spike testing
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Answer Posted / satyaprasad
Stress testing means test the application more than
customer expected load (Generally according to standards
comp should test the application with customer expected
load + 5% of the customer expected load)
Spike testing is also called Datavolume testing ,in this
they test the application with load in shortime to estimate
the weekness of the application
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