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Generating 90th and 95th percentile data as well as how to collect timing details for every single page, test and transaction
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Checkout this blog post for information on how to collect timing details about every page, test and transaction in your load test as well as generate 90th and 95th percentile data for the pages, tests and transactions: http://blogs.msdn.com/slumley/pages...
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What's new in Orcas Posts
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Check out this post for links to more information about new features in Orcas: New Features
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Great Web/Load testing resource
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Ed Glas has put together a great index of resources for web/load testing. Check it out, there is a lot of good information in there: Web/Load Resources
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New location for sample reports and sample extraction/validation rules
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The sample reports I put together have moved to http://www.codeplex.com/loadtestreports/ . We also started a codeplex project which will provide additional extraction/validation rules: http://www.codeplex.com/TeamTestPlugins .
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