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[List all potential risks associated with the load test and any work-arounds available for
overcoming the listed risks. As an example a risk could be having misleading results since the
test bed environment and production environment are drastically different in size and
performance degradation cannot be extrapolated linearly from one environment to the other.
Another risk could be crashing the entire IT infrastructure or a shared production environment
which could render the application under tests and other non application under tests inaccessible
to all the project users and company customers for prolonged periods of time.
Place all your risks in this section and assign priority to the risks. ]
5.1 Support Personnel –
[List the individuals participating during the load tests with their roles and level of support.
Below is a matrix with suggested roles and level of participation during each test activity. For
instance a QA manager during the planning activity might facilitate interaction with other groups
and thus having a ‘passive’ role where the test engineer might have a more ‘active’ role such as
gathering the test data for the planning activity. Also list a point of contact for the support
personnel that have agreed to participate in the load test (i.e. name, location, phone, pager, team,
etc). For support personnel providing stand-by or remote monitoring support ensure that they can
be reached if problems arise during the test execution phase.(See next page for the matrix that
should be filled out)]
SolovatSoft
Page 10 10/24/2004
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