LRP120 – LoadRunner Professional (LRP) Essentials – Inhouse - Inhouse von ExperTeach Gesellschaft für Netzwerkkompetenz mbH

This five-day course introduces you to the OpenText TM LoadRunner Professional (LRP) application. The course covers topics about the Virtual User Generator (VuGen), Controller, and Analysis tools. This course is designed to give you a foundation for basic load-testing tasks. You create a performance test script using VuGen and create and run load test scenarios using the Controller. You learn to work with graphs to display data after executing a test. The hands-on labs are designed to provide you with the knowledge necessary to execute scenarios in the Controller and view the results in the Analysis tool.

Three Days:

• Module 1: Course Overview
• Module 2: Introduction to LoadRunner Professional (LRP)
• Module 3: What’s New in LRP 2023 R1
• Module 4: Planning an Effective Load Test
• Module 5: Installing LRP Components
• Module 6: Introduction to Scenarios
• Module 7: Using Run-Time Settings
• Module 8: Scheduling Scenarios
• Module 9: Using Performance Monitors
• Module 10: Running a Scenario
• Module 11: Using the Analysis Tool

Two Days:

• Module 1: Course Overview
• Module 2: Introduction to Virtual User Generator (VuGen)
• Module 3: What's New in VuGen 2023 R1
• Module 4: Recording Scripts for Web Applications
• Module 5: Replaying and Debugging the Vuser Scripts
• Module 6: Auto Correlation After Recording
• Module 7: Using Manual Correlation
• Module 8: Inserting Transactions into the Script
• Module 9: Parameterizing a Script
• Module 10: Verifying the Vuser Scripts
• Module 11: Creating Actions for a Web Script
• Module 12: Using the VuGen Editor
• Module 13: Using the Advanced Scripting Techniques for Vuser Scripts
• Module 14: Using Correlation Rules to Auto Correlate during Code Generation

To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge:

• Have a working knowledge of Windows, websites, and browsers
• A fundamental understanding of C programming is helpful but not mandatory