Aperam Interview Questions and Answers

Run time setting parameters are values that can be set during test execution to control the behavior of the test.

• Run time setting parameters are used to modify the behavior of the test during execution.

• They can be used to simulate different user loads, network conditions, and other variables.

• Examples include setting the number of virtual users, the duration of the test, and the think time between requests.

Think time is the time taken by a user to think and perform an action, while pacing is the time interval between two consecutive user actions.

• Think time is the time taken by a user to read and understand the content on the screen before performing an action.

• Pacing is the time interval between two consecutive user actions, which is used to simulate real-world user behavior.

• Think time is used to simulate the time taken by a user to think and perform an action, while pacing is u...read more

Non-functional testing is the process of testing the performance, reliability, and usability of a system.

• Identify the non-functional requirements

• Design test scenarios and test cases

• Execute tests and collect data

• Analyze the results and report findings

• Repeat the process until the system meets the non-functional requirements

Test plan is a document that outlines the testing strategy while RTM is a document that maps requirements to test cases.

• Test plan outlines the scope, objectives, resources, and schedule of testing.

• RTM maps the requirements to test cases to ensure all requirements are covered.

• Test plan is created before testing begins while RTM is created during testing.

• Test plan is a high-level document while RTM is a detailed document.

• Test plan is used to guide the testing process while RTM ...read more

The challenge I am facing while scripting is identifying and handling dynamic elements.

• Dynamic elements such as timestamps and session IDs require unique handling

• Identifying and correlating dynamic values across multiple requests can be time-consuming

• Using regular expressions and functions can help in handling dynamic elements

Parameters in result table are the values that are measured during performance testing.

• Parameters can include response time, throughput, error rate, and resource utilization.

• These values are used to analyze the performance of the system under test.

• They can be compared against performance requirements or industry benchmarks.

• Parameter values can be displayed in graphs or charts for easy analysis.

• Examples of parameter values include average response time, maximum throughput, and...read more