Load Testing · Senior · Question 9 of 76
Why mark synthetic load test traffic, e.g. with a header?
- 1To make the server answer synthetic requests faster
- 2To separate it in analytics, billing and alerts
- 3Because servers reject requests without such a header
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Correct answer: To separate it in analytics, billing and alerts
Explanation
Without a marker, test orders may count as real sales and dashboards mix test and user traffic. A header or test accounts make it traceable.