JMeter

What’s new in JMeter 5.5?

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Folks, In this blog post, we are going to see what’s new in JMeter 5.5, Apache community has released 5.5 with a couple of new features, several improvements, and fixes. What’s new in JMeter 5.5? A brand-new thread group, Open Model Thread Group JMeter now supports Java 17 Log4j 2.17.2 is now available in JMeter JMeter 5.5 is the ability to replace the Oro-based Continue Reading

How to Implement Network Simulation in JMeter

Reading Time: 2 minutes Hi Folks,In this blog, we will discuss How to implement Network Simulation in JMeter Why Network Simulation is needed? Day by day, mobile traffic over desktop traffic is growing, and there is a need to focus on mobile users for performance testing Mobile web traffic comprises users with different connection speeds. It is very important to perform load testing on mobile apps with different connection Continue Reading

How to generate JMeter HTML Dashboard Report?

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hope you are doing well !!In this blog, we will take a look at How to generate JMeter HTML Dashboard Report so without any delay, Let’s start How to generate JMeter HTML Dashboard Report? 1) Open JMeter and Add the Thread Group For Adding the Thread Group navigate to Test Plan -> Add -> Threads -> Thread Group 2) Add HTTP Request Navigate to Thread Continue Reading

How to send Emails with Jmeter SMTP Sampler

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Folks,Hope you are doing well !!In this blog, we will take a look at How to send Emails with JMeter SMTP Sampler so without any delay, Let’s start How to send Emails with Jmeter SMTP Sampler: 1) Firstly we need to download the JavaMail jar and put it into the JMeter lib folder and restart the JMeter 2) Add the Thread Group in JMeter Continue Reading

Getting Started With Taurus || Performance Testing

Reading Time: 3 minutes What is Taurus? Taurus is a free and open source framework for Continuous Testing which helps us by hiding the complexities of running performance tests Extends the functionality of open source testing tools such like JMeter, K6, Selenium, and more It provides a simplified way to configure and run automated performance tests and display the results in the most effective form It can consume configuration Continue Reading

Data Driven Testing in JMeter

Reading Time: 5 minutes Hi folks, Initially, In this blog we will go through the data driven testing concept, then we will briefly see the step by step process of implementing the JMeter test script using data from external sources. Data driven testing? Data-driven testing is one of the most important mechanisms to determine the stability of the application.  Mostly, when an application is tested by a tester manually Continue Reading

Advanced JMeter

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi Folks, Hope you are doing well !! As we all may know basics of JMeter, Now it’s time to learn something new or advanced in JMeter so in this blog, we are covering some advanced topics in JMeter so let’s start… What is Distributed Mode in JMeter ? Distributed Testing is a kind of testing which use multiple systems to perform Testing It is Continue Reading

JMeter: Controllers and Timers

Reading Time: 4 minutes Logical Controller in JMeter : It helps us to control the flow, the order of processing of samplers in a thread. It can also change the order of requests coming from their child elements. Types of Logical Controller : Simple Controller: It is just a container that contains user request. 2. Loop Controller: It provides functionality to run user requests a specific number of times. Continue Reading

JMeter : Rising Performance Capabilities

Reading Time: 4 minutes What is JMeter? Apache JMeter is a popular open-source testing software. JMeter is a Java based application for performance testing. It is mainly use for testing the Web application or FTP application, but also currently it is applicable in JDBC database connections, functional testing etc. How Does JMeter Works? Why JMeter? Open-source : It can be download free of cost. User-friendly : JMeter is easy Continue Reading

Dynamic Response Handler in Jmeter

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hi Folk, Let’s move ahead with respect to the Jmeter blog series for new problem statement solutions. So in this blog, we will see how can we handle dynamic responses and also handle dynamic request failures in Jmeter scripts. Basically, handle dynamic response means Correlation which is the process of capturing and storing the dynamic response from the server and passing it on to subsequent Continue Reading

How to Integrate JMeter into Jenkins

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hey Guys, I hope you are doing well in this pandemic of COVID-19.  Let’s move to the next blog in a series of performance testing. In my earlier blogs, we came to know about creating scripts in JMeter and working with them. Now in this blog, we will learn how to Integrate JMeter into Jenkins Basically, we will execute the JMeter script through/CD tool. Now Continue Reading

Jmeter-Extract data using Post Processor Part- II

Reading Time: 4 minutes Hello everyone ! I hope you are doing well in this pandemic of COVID-19. In the previous blogs, we saw how we can extract the data from Jmeter using post-processor- JSON Extractor. Here in this blog, we will see other post-processors like Regular Expression. Many of us feel that creating regular expressions is difficult for non-technical people. So most of us avoid using regular expressions Continue Reading

Jmeter-Extract data using Postprocessor Part-I

Reading Time: 3 minutes Jmeter is used to perform load testing. I have already discussed how it is easier and how can we use Jmeter in my earlier blogs. So let’s move some common problems of JMeter.Actually not a problem, but for many us it is difficult to extract data in Jmeter. Sometimes in Jmeter, we need to pass the data in the request externally. There are many options Continue Reading