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Cenk S
Cenk S

Reputation: 21

Mobile Application Stress Test

Are there any tools to do stress testing in iOS and Android applications? I want to test the application, to see if 50,000 people can use the app at the same time or if 50,000 people can use the web services the app is calling at the same time.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 6093

Answers (3)

Dylan Jameson
Dylan Jameson

Reputation: 39

The simplest way, to use cloud services, which provides stress testing to mobile applications. When i tested mobile applications, i used Apache Jmeter with Blazemeter and simulated load and stress testing. In my Jmeter i configured the proxy to use with mobile device. Note that Android supports only HTTP proxy. If your application uses an HTTPS connection, then you may use an additional application that performs with HTTPS proxing.

Upvotes: 1

CMerrill
CMerrill

Reputation: 1972

Getting your hands on 50,000 Android/IOS devices is going to be challenging...or expensive...or both. Assuming you've already tested the app on the device and performance is acceptable with minimal load on the server, you probably want to load test your server next. If your app uses HTTP to communicate with your server, then you can do it with a web load testing tool, such as our Load Tester product. These will simulate the HTTP requests sent to the server by our app - thus you don't need to acquire 50k mobile devices. The LITE version is free with unlimited users, so you may be able to get some testing done with that before needing the advanced features in the PRO version. To be fair, there are other free load testing solutions available - search for web load testing software.

Upvotes: 1

Atif Imran
Atif Imran

Reputation: 2049

JMeter should be your requirement and for profiling try YourKit. Hope this helps. Separately you can test your Web Service with SOAP UI

Upvotes: 1

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