Garbage Collection Quiz 01: In the previous post, we explored the fundamentals and behavior of the Parallel Garbage Collector in depth. Now, it’s time to evaluate how much you’ve truly understood. Therefore, we’ve created a challenging quiz designed specifically for performance testers and engineers. While reading about a topic helps build awareness, applying that knowledge … Read more
Garbage Collection Quiz 01: In the previous post, we explored the fundamentals and behavior of the Serial Garbage Collector in depth. Now, it’s time to evaluate how much you’ve truly understood. Therefore, we’ve created a challenging quiz designed specifically for performance testers and engineers. While reading about a topic helps build awareness, applying that knowledge … Read more
In performance testing with Apache JMeter, you might often need to modify an existing test plan due to changes in the application’s flow or functionality, and these modifications can be done using AI. Instead of re-recording the test using the JMeter HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, there is a faster and cleaner method: using a browser-exported … Read more
The View Results Tree listener of JMeter is invaluable for debugging and verifying test scripts. Within the View Results Tree listener, there are three primary tabs for analyzing a request: This article focuses on the Sampler Result Tab, which provides a detailed summary of the test request execution. Understanding the data presented here is crucial … Read more
When performing performance or load testing using Apache JMeter, you sometimes need to go beyond the built-in components to handle complex logic or dynamic behavior. This is where scripting becomes important. JSR223 is a feature in JMeter that allows you to write custom scripts using languages like Groovy, JavaScript, or Jython to enhance your test … Read more
Synthetic Monitoring is a technique that continuously simulates user interactions with a system or application to test its performance and availability. It is also known as proactive monitoring. Unlike Real User Monitoring (RUM), which tracks actual user behavior, synthetic monitoring operates in a controlled environment, generating traffic at regular intervals to identify issues before end-users … Read more