Description: Resource Testing is a type of evaluation that focuses on measuring the use of software resources, such as memory, CPU, storage, and bandwidth, under various load and stress conditions. These tests are fundamental to ensure that an application not only functions correctly but also does so efficiently and sustainably in real-world environments. By conducting resource tests, developers can identify bottlenecks, memory leaks, and other issues that could affect performance and user experience. This type of testing is carried out at different stages of the software development lifecycle, from the development phase to production, and can be performed in both testing and production environments. Automating these tests allows for faster and repeatable execution, facilitating early problem detection and performance optimization. In a world where applications must handle large volumes of data and simultaneous users, Resource Testing has become essential to ensure that software can scale and adapt to changing demands.
