Found 6 Articles for JMeter

Open-source software called Apache JMeter is generally employed for load, performance, and functional testing. It offers a range of features that enable programmers and testers to model various situations and gauge the effectiveness of their apps. JMeter's support for listeners is one of its important features. We will examine listeners in JMeter, their functionality, and their significance in performance testing in this article. JMeter listeners operate by keeping an eye out for events produced by the test plan. These events may be associated with the beginning and completion of a test, the success or failure of a request, or the ... Read More

Introduction Apache JMeter is an open-source software testing tool used primarily for load testing web applications, but its scope is not limited to web testing. It's a versatile tool that supports various types of tests, including functional, database, and more. One key feature of JMeter that ensures more realistic load testing scenarios is the use of 'Timers'. This article provides an in-depth look at Timers in JMeter and how they can enhance your performance testing. What Are JMeter Timers? In a load testing scenario, sending requests to the server without any pause can be unrealistic because real users don't continuously ... Read More

When it comes to performance testing, Apache JMeter stands out as a popular and robust open-source tool. One of its essential components that every tester needs to understand is the Thread Group. This article offers an in-depth exploration of JMeter's Thread Group, its configuration, and its practical usage with illustrative examples. What is Thread Group in JMeter? Thread Group is the starting point of any JMeter Test Plan. It simulates user requests to the server and acts as a blueprint of the workload profile. In simple terms, each thread in a Thread Group represents a single user using the application ... Read More

We can create record and playback scripts in JMeter using the Chrome browser with the help of the BlazeMeter extension. To get the extension, navigate to the below link −https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/blazemeter-thecontinuous/ mbopgmdnpcbohhpnfglgohlbhfongabi?hl=enThen click on Add to Chrome.After BlazeMeter has been added to our Chrome browser, it should appear on the menu bar. For time users, click on the Signup button.Next, we have to give user details for the registration. After successful registration, if we now click on the BlazeMeter icon on the menu bar, we shall see the input field to enter the test name, recording options(start, pause, and so on). ... Read More

JMeter installation is done in MacOS by following the below steps −Step1 − Navigate to the below URL −https://jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgiStep2 − Navigate to the section Apache JMeter , then click on the link with the .tgz file(to download) as highlighted below −Step3 − Click on the downloaded file, a folder named: apache-jmeter-5.4.3 gets created. Here, 5.4.3 is the JMeter version. Open the folder, we should have the content as shown below −Step4 − Open Terminal and navigate to the location of the bin folder(which is within the apache-jmeter-5.4.3 folder) and run the below command −sh jmeter.shAfter successfully running the above command, ... Read More

Load testing is performed to see volume of traffic your website or an application can handle. Apache Jmeter is an open source, free, java based and configurable tool to perform performance and load testing. You can download Jmeter from the following link:LinkNow to test SAP application using Jmeter, you need to follow below steps for recording:First it to right click on the thread group and you need to choose “Add → Logic controller → Recording Controller”. This will store the recording in the new node named Recording controller.Next step is to right click on “WorkBench”, choose “Add → Non-test elements ... Read More