Load Testing · Junior · Question 7 of 75
What does throughput usually mean in load testing?
- 1The number of requests or transactions the system handles per second
- 2The share of requests that returned an error status
- 3The time a single request takes from start to the last byte
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Correct answer: The number of requests or transactions the system handles per second
Explanation
Throughput is work per unit of time, typically requests per second (RPS) or transactions per second (TPS). Latency is the time per request.