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 … Read more
Let’s consider, you run the script in the actual load test and often getting an error at a particular step. Now, you want to know the error message coming inside the response body to check what is the root cause of the error. One of the solutions is to add a ‘View Results Tree’ listener … Read more
Under a Test Plan, you can add multiple Thread Groups. But these Thread Groups are independent of each other. The child elements of these Thread Groups have limited scope and do not share any information outside the Thread Group scope. Sometime in JMeter, there is a requirement of passing the value of the variable from … Read more
Just to have a knowledge of how to record the script for an application and execute the test; should not be enough for a performance tester. As described in the previous article, performance testing should be realistic rather than just a simple test. To implement this concept, a performance tester should know how does a … Read more
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 … Read more
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 … Read more