Which principle should govern every performance test design?
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- ○ Tests reflect real usage
- ○ Tests maximise server stress
- ○ Tests avoid stakeholder goals
- ○ Tests run without metrics
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Which principle should govern every performance test design?
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What does scalability testing determine about a system?
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How does concurrency testing differ from load testing?
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What does capacity testing establish for planners?
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Which static testing activity finds performance risks early?
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How is load typically generated through the user interface?
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Which test types sit under performance testing? (Choose two.)
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Which generate load in performance tests? (Choose two.)
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Match each performance test type to its goal.
Items to match: Load testing goal focus, Stress testing goal focus, Endurance testing goal focus, Spike testing goal focus.

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Testing how a system copes with sudden load surges is ______ testing.
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Which are typical performance metrics collected? (Choose two.)
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Match each lifecycle concern to its performance focus.
Items to match: Requirements phase concern area, Design phase concern area, Implementation phase concern area, Operation phase concern area.

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