Load Testing from different geographies with Cloud-based load testing
Sep 14, 2015Charles Sterling
Summary
This post details a method for distributing load across different geographic locations in Azure Load Testing, even without a direct UI multi-select feature for locations. It explains how to achieve this by creating multiple copies of a load test, each configured with a specific geographic location and user count, and then executing these tests either manually or via the command line. It also references a related post on using mstest.exe for command-line execution and XAML builds.
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