Hi there,
Do I need to create usernames and passwords for each virtual user to be used for executing Load tests
Load test- username and password
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That depends completely on the site you're testing. If you want to stress test something like a new user registration process and your db won't allow duplicates, then yes you would have to create usernames and passwords for each virtual user/test iteration. If you don't want to pregenerate all that data, you could use a WebTestPlugin or coded web test and write some code that would auto generate unique user data. It really depends on whether your site is going to require unique data for every test iteration.
Josh