Written By: Swetha Pujari Introduction JMeter tests can be done on GUI and non-GUI in a headless front, both of which are easy to set up for JMeter enthusiasts. However, there are instances where developers/remote stakeholders/shared testing teams have to execute the Performance tests on different machines. Even when the testing team does not have…
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Written By: Swetha Pujari Due to the company’s network/firewall policy, sometimes setting up the connectivity between master and slaves in JMeter’s Distributed Testing has obstacles or delays due to firewall requests. As an interim solution, we can use Parallel Testing to execute higher loads by dividing the load across multiple machines. This is a good…
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Written By: Swetha Pujari A single JMeter client/system running on a 2–3 GHz CPU can handle up to 1000 threads or virtual users, depending on the test’s type and duration. However, in real-time, due to constraints on the CPU, memory, and network(socket related), a single test machine may sustain load anywhere between 500 to 700…
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Written By: Swetha Pujari This is a simple guide to set-up JMeter Grafana Dashboard using InfluxDB which describes step-by-step set-up process. With JMeter or any performance testing-tool, one can see the detailed error logs only after the test run completes. If you have a development team monitoring the test or any stakeholder asks the reason…
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