phani revuri

• Nov 29th, 2005

 

1 Vuser is equal single user because we are creating v environment to kno exact load of appilication ..

srinivasulub1981

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• Dec 2nd, 2005

 

one virtual user is equal to only one human user. Here we created Vusers inplace of humanusers to conduct load testing.

leonandini

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• Jan 6th, 2006

 

Virtual users can be created through automation tools.

With one computer(agent compupter) many virtual users can be defined. For eg. we can define 50 users which will run the scripts through a single computer.

So it can not be defined thet One VUser equals how many human users.

Jwala

• Apr 21st, 2006

 

    One vuser is not equal to one human user.

   Depending upon the requirements of the project/product, we can create any number of vusers.  

Jwala

• Apr 21st, 2006

 

  One vuser is may or may not be equal to one human user.

  There may be any number of vusers from one computer, it will completely depends on the requirement of the application.

  By using the vuser concept we can decrease the testing time period in some specific areas only. 

Anshoo_Arora

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• Oct 22nd, 2007

 

Well, the answer depends entirely upon different situations and the way you look at it.

A VUser can be more than one human user if you parameterize let's say, the Login Name. This way, you can use a single VUser to log in one to multiple users in different iterations. We can also parameterize in a way that in multiple iterations, different users log on having the same password. However, the same can be done by a single Human User if he or she has multiple login IDs.

So, it depends how you look at the situation and how parameterization has been performed in your script. The answer is both single and multiple human users.