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Understanding the Performance Assertions in SoapUI<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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Let us understand Performance Assertions in SoapUI. In SoapUI the possibilities for asserting the performance and underlying functionality are many. Finding the right mix is not easy. Since LoadTest results are extremely dependent on external factors, networks, disk activity, database backups, etc. Therefore, we recommend creating assertions as a “safety net” for your LoadTest to detect.<\/p>\n

For example, if you have a step that usually takes around 300ms and you want to automate the execution of the LoadTest, you could create a “TestStep Average” assertion at around 900ms, which gives a lot of breathing space. Alternatively, you could set the level rather low (400ms) but the minimum-errors setting to a rather high value (100).<\/p>\n

Accessing Assertions<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n

Access the assertions for your LoadTest from the Assertions tab at the bottom of the LoadTest window:<\/p>\n

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Here you can add and configure as many assertions using the toolbar button. Further, add the assertion by right-clicking in the Statistics table. Then, select the desired assertion. After this, double-clicking an assertion opens the corresponding configuration-panel. Also, this allows you to set its configuration as desired.<\/p>\n

Available Assertions<\/strong><\/h2>\n

As you can see on the above screenshot SoapUI provides 5 assertions for validating the ongoing performance of your services. These all have the following configuration settings in common:<\/p>\n

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