"2-5-10 principle" of performance testing
When doing performance testing, we often refer to many indicators and standards, and today we share a popular "2-5-10 principle" in the industry.
The specific statement can be summed up in the following four articles:
1. When users can get a response within 2 seconds, they will feel that the response of the system is fast.
2. When users get a response between 2-5 seconds, they will feel that the response speed of the system is OK.
3. When users get a response within 5-10 seconds, they will feel that the response speed of the system is very slow, but it is acceptable
4. When users still can't get a response after more than 10 seconds, they will feel that the system is terrible, or think that the system has lost its response, and choose to leave the Web site, or initiate a second request.
