In the following slides of this presentation, a simple example will be used where the user only add users. This task is the most common tasks performed in this example, therefore this is where the performances matters the most. As it is only composed of basic operation, they all should not be perceptible by the user.
In this example, there is only one group, namely adding persons, but generally there will be much more groups. For example, if managing bugs is another common tasks performed by users, there could be another group about adding, modifying and deleting bugs.
Along with the common tasks being performed for this example, there are also the steps done by the user to achieve such tasks. At this point, there is everything required to write the script to test the performance of these tasks.
The following slides will show how to write a script for this example after introducing briefly the performance testing framework written specifically for ERP5.