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Hello Cher,
There isn't anything specific or unique about running tests on a VM compared to a real machine. All I can suggest is that you look into the performance of the VM itself:
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Cody
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There isn't anything specific or unique about running tests on a VM compared to a real machine. All I can suggest is that you look into the performance of the VM itself:
- Does the VM have enough memory to run efficiently? This is the most common reason why VM's run slow, a lack of virtual memory assigned to the VM.
- Is the virtual network connection have decent through put? How does the same application behave when you run it manually in the same browser?
- Is the VM server overloaded? Too many VM's running in parallel on it?
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Cody
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answered on 25 Sep 2015, 09:02 PM
When manually running the test on chrome/firefox browser on vm, it runs slow as if it was scheduled. virtual memory on vm is set to 6gb which should be plenty. There is no other test running parallel.
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Hello Cher,
I agree 6GB of virtual memory should be plenty.
I just want to be sure I understand exactly what you did. When you state "When manually running the test..." were you using our commend line runner, or just manually interacting with the browser without using Test Studio at all? I hope it was the latter, you weren't using Test Studio at all, as this proves there's something wrong with the VM itself and your IT people need to investigate what's causing it to run unacceptably slow.
However if the browser is only acting slow while running a Test Studio test I'll need to look at this myself. I'm unable to think of possible reason why a browser would only run slow while running a Test Studio test. But first please confirm, when exactly does the browser run slow:
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Cody
Telerik
I agree 6GB of virtual memory should be plenty.
I just want to be sure I understand exactly what you did. When you state "When manually running the test..." were you using our commend line runner, or just manually interacting with the browser without using Test Studio at all? I hope it was the latter, you weren't using Test Studio at all, as this proves there's something wrong with the VM itself and your IT people need to investigate what's causing it to run unacceptably slow.
However if the browser is only acting slow while running a Test Studio test I'll need to look at this myself. I'm unable to think of possible reason why a browser would only run slow while running a Test Studio test. But first please confirm, when exactly does the browser run slow:
- All the time? If this is the case only your IT group can help with this.
- Only while running a Test Studio test? If true I'll need to setup an online meeting to try and diagnose what's going on here.
Regards,
Cody
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