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Performance Testing Test Scenarios

1. Check if the page load time is within the acceptable range.
2. Check the page load on slow connections.
3. Check the response time for any action under a light, normal, moderate, and heavy load conditions.
4. Check performance of database stored procedures and triggers.
5. Check the database query execution time.
6. Check for load testing of the application.
7. Check for stress testing of the application.
8. Check CPU and memory usage under peak load condition.

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