Showing posts with label Apache JMeter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apache JMeter. Show all posts

JMeter - Learning Material

JMeter is an open-source tool and nowadays it is in high demand. Day-by-day new plug-ins extend the features of JMeter and make it a stronger competitor for the existing licensed tool. To make the learning of JMeter more simple and free, there are many videos created by Raghav Pal which are embedded in the below page: 


Many performance testers are more interested in reading rather than watching the videos so they can refer below link where step-by-step topics cover full JMeter learning along with challenges, solutions and some small tips:


Still, you have doubt then you can join the WhatsApp group and clear your doubts:  

JMeter Runtime Result in Non-GUI mode

JMeter is an open-source tool and nowadays it is in high demand. Day-by-day new plug-ins extend the features of JMeter and make it a stronger competitor for the existing licensed tool. Previously we have seen that the addition of HTML report makes the result analysis detailed and colourful. Now this time Taurus (an open source tool) is enhancing JMeter feature especially when the test is running in Non-GUI mode. What is that feature? Read the full detail in this LinkedIn post shared by Mohd Nazim Siddhique:

Transition from LoadRunner to Apache JMeter

Open-source tools are in demand now. Most of the clients have already switched from paid performance testing tool to freeware (open-source) performance testing tool. I found an interesting article which can help for a smooth transition from LoadRunner to JMeter. This article describes a process on how you can guide your team to migrate from Micro Focus LoadRunner to Apache JMeter? A practical project story narrated Swaraj Gupta.  

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Master Apache JMeter

Master in the little master form

'Master Apache JMeter' which is written by 3 developers belong to Apache JMeter team and prefaced by Alexander Podelko. Either you can purchase this book (Link to buy) or read the free sample (Link to read free sample). When I say "Master in the little master form"; I mean this book's free sample only, so Enjoy reading and learning!!

LoadRunner vs NeoLoad vs JMeter

Many performance testing tools are available in the market. Sometimes, it is difficult to choose which performance testing tool is best for the project and will meet all the requirements. A detailed comparison of Micro Focus LoadRunner, NeoLoad and Apache JMeter has given in this post:


Browser Simulation in JMeter

Again, the last day of the working week! 

JMeter; which is overtaking the other PT tools and capturing the market of performance testing faster than any other competitor; is now in high demand. Eventually, I got an article in which the writer throws light on the demand for JMeter which is a really impressive figure. Let's come to our original discussion. Since JMeter demand is increasing day-by-day, then I would recommend you to grab at least basic knowledge of JMeter which is very easy to grab because it is an open source tool which you download, install and practice at home. 

Today's Friday funda covers "How does JMeter simulate real browser?" and gives you the almost exact result as similar as an application gives to the real-world user. I have also covered some of the basic elements of JMeter which must be known to you if you are a performance tester. So, refer to the article to enhance your knowledge.