Dynamics 365 USD Performance Testing (Part 3)
This is the 3rd part of a series of blog posts which cover a set of Performance Testing scripts I have used to test Dynamics 365 CE with Unified Service Desk with XenApp.
This test focuses on the controller script which is used to launch user sessions. Below is a version of the script I used. It has some comments which cover what each of the sections do.
One of the fundamental issues I had was how to programmtically launch Citrix sessions from PowerShell. Fortunately LoginVSI comes with an executable called SFConnect.exe. This is a really simple application which makes it easy to launch Citrix sessions.
This test focuses on the controller script which is used to launch user sessions. Below is a version of the script I used. It has some comments which cover what each of the sections do.
One of the fundamental issues I had was how to programmtically launch Citrix sessions from PowerShell. Fortunately LoginVSI comes with an executable called SFConnect.exe. This is a really simple application which makes it easy to launch Citrix sessions.
If you are not lucky enough to have access to SFConnect.exe, then you could use something like this.
https://www.czerno.com/Blog/post/2016/08/26/powershell-script-to-launch-one-or-more-published-applications-from-citrix-storefront-2-x-through-3-6
In the next part I will record a video of this in action in my lab and in the final blog I will look at areas where this could potentially be improved.
I would love to get your feedback on the blog so far, so feel free to make some comments.
To see part 2, click here
In the next part I will record a video of this in action in my lab and in the final blog I will look at areas where this could potentially be improved.
I would love to get your feedback on the blog so far, so feel free to make some comments.
To see part 2, click here
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