Web Performance Test Automation using Sitespeed

We will learn automated performance testing using Sitespeedio to measure the performance of web pagesAnalyze how your page is built and give feedback on how you can make it faster for the end-user. Design simple JavaScript test cases to test web sites using real browsers, simulating real user connectivity and collect important metrics like the speed of web pagesCollect and keep data on how your pages are built so you can easily track changes. Running in your continuous integration to find web performance regressions earlyMonitoring your performance in production, alerting on regressions.

Course ContentCreate a project in Git and clone the sameInstall Sitespeedio dependenciesWrite Simple JavaScript file to test web pagesWrite Simple Java Script file with Selenium web driver to measure web page performanceLearn various commands to execute test cases on various browsers like Chrome, FirefoxDesign Git Pipeline and generate test artifact (continuous integration)Setup environment variables and execute test scriptsSetup InfluxDB to store performance test resultsSetup Interactive performance dashboard with the help of GrafanaMeasure performance, accessibility, and best practices score from the CoachImportant NoteThis is part 1 of the training. It's very basic. We will learn simple techniques to do browser-based performance testing.

You can easily learn and apply the techniques in your projects. We expect that you explore more and learn while designing scripts. Random ClicksYou will find this section inside the course curriculum.

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