T-mobile Usa, Inc.

Pradumn Bajpai

Mesut Guven

A framework for testing media in a media enabled web application is described. A media enabled web application such as a voice over Internet protocol ('VOIP') is initiated between an originating web browser window and terminating or receiving web browser window. A WebRTC module is initiated on the terminating or receiving web browser window to record testing media transferred from the originating web browser window. The captured media is compared to the testing media to determine the quality of service of the media enabled web application.

Framework to test media in media enabled web application

A testing device(s) coupled to a network can test robustness of the network by injecting simulated traffic (one or more first data packets) into the network. Activity of a network node can then be monitored by obtaining first data associated with the network node. Based on the first data, the testing device(s) can determine when (and possibly how) to perform destructive testing for the network node, such as when the first data exhibits a value of a performance metric that satisfies a threshold, or deviates from a predetermined value by at least a threshold amount. Destructive testing can be initiated by generating and sending one or more second data packets that cause an unexpected event at the network node. In response to sending the second data packet(s), the testing device(s) can obtain second data to determine a node response indicating how the network node performed during the destructive testing.

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