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  1. Test Settings

Test Scheduling

Brief guide on how to schedule your tests

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When it comes to test planning, test scheduling is one of the key items. It’s also important for suitable for the Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC).

Thanks to Loadium, you can easily create a test schedule for your tests in a few steps. In this article, you will learn how to create test schedule for your tests.

  1. In the test creating page (also in the test editing page) click on “Scheduling” tab.

  1. You can view the current scheduling plans of your test on Scheduling tab. Let’s click on “Add New Schedule” button to create a new scheduling plan.

On this screen, you can create a daily, weekly, monthly and custom schedule for your test.

  1. In the “Daily” tab, you need to select the start time for your schedule. Also, you can select End Date for your schedule to end it in specific date.

  1. In the “Weekly” tab, you need to select the days and time you want to run your test.

  1. In the "Monthly" tab, you can choose which days of the month you want to run your test.

  1. You can create custom schedules by using Cron Expression.

  1. Once you created the test schedule, you can enable, disable and delete the schedules you want.

Happy Load Testing!

If you have further questions on test scheduling or any other features of Loadium, we are here to assist you. Contact us !

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How to start test scheduling
Daily Test Scheduling
Weekly Test Scheduling
Monthly Test Scheduling
Custom Test Scheduling
Editting Schedules