1. Basic information: First of all, the report should include basic information of the test, such as test date, tester, test purpose, etc.
2. Test environment: describe the configuration of the test environment, including hardware, software, network and other information. This helps others to understand the background of the exam.
3. Testing tools: List the OBA tools used, such as Selenium and Appium, and briefly introduce their functions and characteristics.
4. Test case: describe the test case in detail, including its name, steps and expected results. Make sure that each use case has clear input and output.
5. Test data: provide the source and format of test data and how to generate these data. This helps others to understand the validity and reliability of the test data.
6. Test results: Record the actual results of each test case, including execution time, error information, etc. The results can be displayed in the form of charts or tables for easy analysis and comparison.
7. Performance indicators: According to the test purpose, select appropriate performance indicators, such as response time, throughput, resource utilization, etc. Analyze and explain each index in detail.
8. Problems and suggestions: Summarize the problems and deficiencies found in the testing process and put forward suggestions for improvement. This is helpful to improve the performance and stability of the system.
9. Conclusion: Summarize the main findings and conclusions of the test, as well as suggestions for future work.
10. Attachment: If necessary, relevant screenshots and log files can be attached. For others to consult and analyze.
In short, when filling in the OBA stress test report, make sure that the report is complete, clear and accurate, so that others can fully understand the test process and results. At the same time, the report should be readable and maintainable for subsequent analysis and improvement.