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Glad to help,<br />
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I have been reading up on TDD and am keen to try this with the new-to-me MVC framework. &nbsp;<br />
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However! &nbsp;I have several modest-sized database-driven Webforms applications which I have no idea how to stress test. &nbsp;In this case I would expect no more than a dozen concurrent users doing fairly similar tasks. &nbsp;How can I test this usage to ensure what is working well with me using it will work with this load?
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I have been reading up on TDD and am keen to try this with the new-to-me MVC framework.  

However!  I have several modest-sized database-driven Webforms applications which I have no idea how to stress test.  In this case I would expect no more than a dozen concurrent users doing fairly similar tasks.  How can I test this usage to ensure what is working well with me using it will work with this load?

How to Stress Test .net Webforms site

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