Denna kandidatuppsats berör databaser i javabaserade bildhanteringssystem där bilderna lagras och hämtas som binära objekt. I MySQL och en del andra databashanterare kallas detta format för Blob(Binary large object). För att bildhanteringssystemet skall fungera bra krävs det att man använder en snabb databas. Syftet har varit att av ett urval databaser utse den databas som är snabbast i avseende på svarstider för hämtning av bilder som lagras som binära objekt i databaser. Databaserna är de fyra välkända databashanterarna MySQL, MariaDB, PostGreSQL och MongoDB. Testerna har utförts med databaserna integrerade i Javabaserade klient-server moduler för att så mycket som möjligt spegla de villkor som förekommer i ett bildhanteringssystem. De testverktyg som har använts är JMeter som är en avancerad applikation för mätning av svarstider och PerfMon som övervakar åtgång av systemresurser. MongoDB var den snabbaste bilddatabasen men det finns många osäkerhetsfaktorer som måste beaktas vilket också beskrivs i denna kandidatuppsats. Trots att många åtgärder för att motverka osäkerhetsfaktorerna har gjorts, förblir mätosäkerheten stor. Mer åtgärder för att isolera databasernas del av svarstiderna i ett klient-server system måste göras. Förslag på åtgärder redogörs i denna kandidatuppsats. / This bachelor thesis concerns databases in Java-based imaging system where the images are stored and retrieved as binary objects. In MySQL and in some other database management systems this format is called Blob (Binary Large Object). For the imaging system to work well, it is necessary to use a fast database. The aim has been that out of a sample of databases designate the database that is the fastest in terms of response times for downloading images stored as binary objects in databases. The databases are the four well-known database management systems MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB. The tests have been conducted with the databases integrated into Java-based client-server modules in order to as much as possible mirror the conditions prevailing in an imaging system. The test tool that has been used is JMeter which is an advanced application for measuring response times and PerfMon to monitor the consumption of system resources. MongoDB was the fastest image database, but there are many uncertainties that must be considered, which is also explained in this bachelor thesis. Although many measures to counter the uncertainties have been made, the measurement uncertainty remains big. Further measures to isolate the database part of the response times in a client-server system must be made. Proposed measures are described in this bachelor thesis.

The master’s thesis deals with testing the application protocol HLS and RTSP in JMeter program. The aim of this thesis is to design and implement a test modules for both protocols, which will perform stress tests. The first part of thesis describes the types of stress tests, JMeter program for performance testing and video on demand services. Next chapter describes selected protokols, especially HLS and RTSP, which are used in this thesis. The practical part contains the design and implementation of test modules including test plans. Finally, the results are processed and commented.

Background: As cloud computing has risen over the last decades, there are several cloud services accessible on the market, users may prefer to select those that are more flexible and efficient. Based on the preceding, we chose to research to evaluate cloud services in terms of which would be better for the user in terms ofgetting the needed data from the chosen website and utilizing JMeter for performance testing. If we continue our thesis study by assessing the performance of different sample users using JMeter as the testing tool, it is appropriate for our thesis research subject. In this case, the user interfaces of GCP and AWS are compared while doing several compute engine-related operations. Objectives: This thesis aims to test the website performance after deploying in two distinct cloud platforms.After the creation of instances in AWS, a domain in GCP and also the bucket, the website files are uploaded into the bucket. The GCP and AWS instances are connected to the lifestyle store website. The performance testing on the selected website is done on both services, and then comparison ofthe outcomes of our thesis research using the testing tool Jmeter is done. Methods: In these, we choose experimentation as our research methodology,and in this, the task is done in two cloud platforms in which the website will be deployed separately. The testing tool with performance testing is employed. JMeter is used to test a website’s performance in both possible services and then to gather our research results, and the visualization of the results are done in an aggregate graph, graphs and summary reports. The metrics are Throughput, average response time, median, percentiles and standard deviation. Results: The results are based on JMeter performance testing of a selected web-site between two cloud platforms. The results of AWS and GCP can be shown in the aggregate graph. The graph results are based on the testing tool to determine which service is best for users to obtain a response from the website for requested data in the shortest amount of time. We have considered 500 and 1000 users, and based on the results, we have compared the metrics throughput, average response time, standard deviation and percentiles. The 1000 user results are compared to know which cloud platform performs better. Conclusions: According to the results from the 1000 users, it can be concluded that AWS has a higher throughput than GCP and a less average response time.Thus, it can be said that AWS outperforms GCP in terms of performance.

This work is focused on the implementation of functional tests within the software project in the field of energy in the company Unicorn. The theoretical part describes in general the project methodology of software development and the methodology Rational Unified Process (RUP). In addition, the test methods are included, and the quality management model FURPS+. The last section introduces functional tests, including a description of those that are used to test the developed application. The practical part consists of description of the energy project Nemo Link, developed application Nemo Link Dispatch System (NDS), individial application modules, test enviroment, used tools and designed test methodology. Based on this methodology, individual selected tests are performed and evaluated.

This thesis deals with a load testing of web applications. The text is introduced with a definition of the load testing, reasons for its execution and a description of its types. Recommended procedures are provided for preparation, execution and evaluation of the testing. Several commercial and open-source load testing tools are described. Cloud testing -- the contemporary phenomenon -- is also included. The entire process of load testing depicted in this text is demonstrated on a selected application. A following chapter briefly deals with a profiling of web applications. It, again, covers its definition and its purpose, accompanied with a practical example. The aim of this thesis is to introduce the reader to the world of load testing, which is primarily accomplished by describing an example, which provides an in-depth explanation for every step necessary in order to perform the web application testing successfully.