Contents x
- Welcome to Pcloudy!
- Existing Users
- Mobile Testing
- Getting Started
- Live Testing - Mobile
- Setting up Google Pay on Android Devices
- Uploading Apps & Installation
- App Activation for Readiness
- Reports & Analytics
- Test Management & Logging
- Debugging Apps
- Local Testing
- Additional Features
- Testing Apple Pay on iOS Devices
- Device Planner
- Accessibility Testing
- Enabling iOS Settings
- Android Image Injection
- iOS Image Injection
- OCR Testing
- Appium
- XCTest
- Espresso
- Automation Studio
- DevOps
- Web Testing
- Mobile Testing
- New Users to Pcloudy Unified Platform
- Pcloudy Unified Documentation
- Quality Lifecycle Management - QLM
- Analyzing Test Runs on QLM
- Introduction to My Space
- Creating and Managing Tickets in QLM
- Creation and Execution of Automated Test Runs
- Understanding Test Runs Dashboard in QLM
- Creating Manual Test Case in QLM
- Creating and Managing Test Suites in QLM
- Creating a Release & Adding Milestones in QLM
- Creating User Story in QLM
- No-Code Test Automation
- Opkey License Request & Upload
- Opkey Execution Agent Installation
- Using Mobile Recorder to Create a Test Case for Mobile Application
- Creating Automated Test Case in QLM
- Creating and Calling a Reusable component in Test Case
- Creating Reusable Component Using Keywords
- Creating a Local Data Repository in a Test Case
- Creating a Global Data Repository and Adding Encryption
- Working with Global Variables
- Creating SOAP API Test in Automate
- Creating REST API Test in pCloudy
- Schedule a Test Suite
- Quality Lifecycle Management - QLM
- Existing Users
- AI Tools
- App Performance Testing
- Cloud Administration
- API Documentation
- Integrations
- Release Note
- Release Note 5.7
- Release Note 5.8
- Release Note 5.9
- Release Note 6.0
- Release Note 6.1
- Release Note 6.2
- Release Note 6.3
- Release Note 6.4
- Release Note 6.5
- Release Note 6.6
- Release Note 6.7
- Release Note 6.8
- Release Note 6.9
- Release Note 6.10
- Release Note 6.11
- Release Note 6.12
- Release Note 6.14
- Release Note 6.13
- Release Note 7.0
- Release Note 7.1
- FAQs
Viewing Performance Metrics during a Testing Session
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pCloudy allows users to see the performance metrics for the mobile application under test.
Note: The performance of the user's app can be observed only for native/hybrid apps.
Steps to enable and view the Performance Charts during a Testing Session
- The user first needs to connect a device for testing and install the application on the device.
- Now, the user can select the "Analysis" tab from the info Dock on the right and then click on the "choose app" button to initiate the performance analysis.
- User can then choose the application for which he/she wants to see the performance graph.
- This will start monitoring the live data usage, CPU & Memory consumption by the application on the given graph.
- The user can scroll over the graph to check the values present on the graph.
- The user will need to click on the "Logs" tab and click on the radio button to "Enable Logs."
- This will enable capturing the device logs.
- Next the user can click on the "Transaction" Tab and click on "Choose App" button to initiate the transaction.
- User can then choose the application for which he/she wants to capture a transaction.
- Provide a suitable transaction name, click on "Enable HAR" and click on "start".
- The user can click on "Stop" to stop the transaction capture and view it or start another.
- Once you have performed the testing, simply click on "Release."
- User can now choose "Back to Devices" or "View Reports" to access the test reports.
- Click on the bar charts icon to view the report or the "copy" icon to copy the link to the report to share with others.
- On viewing the reports, the user will be able to view all the testing metrics in a single page. The user can view various test analytics charts like CPU Usage, Memory Chart, Network Profile Data, Battery consumption and more.
- The user can toggle between app level view and detailed to get a quick comparison and insight into the various testing metrics.
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