“Performance Testing with JMeter – Basics to Advanced Level with BeanShell (& JSR223) Use Cases & Realtime Project Application Scripting” Video Course – by V.K. on SALE

V. K. presents a series of Apache JMeter Video Course which will enhance your knowledge from the basic level to advanced level along with BeanShell (& JSR223) Scripting and real-time use cases & examples.

This is 70+ Hours (42 Days, 1.5 hours each day) of “Performance Testing with JMeter v5.4.1 – Basics to Advanced Level with BeanShell (& JSR223) realtime Use Cases & Realtime Project Application Scripting” self-paced Video Course with Lifetime access & 3-4 realtime enterprise Application Scripting videos to understand realtime Correlation. Plus you will get EBooks, Class Notes, JMeter Scripts, Interview Questions, Resumes, Other Documents, etc. (all these materials will be shared in private) with Doubt Clearance & Help for the ‘Intro’ & ‘Pro’ JMeter Certification featured by BlazeMeter.


Price:

These are YouTube Videos with private access, so you just need to pay few bucks and get lifetime access along with materials. Plz check below section to Contact Me for Price & Payment. In below sections, you can Read about Course Content Highlights, Each Daywise Topics, & Reviews/Feedbacks given by benefited peoples (present at bottom of this Page) before buying. You can also watch first 3 Sessions at given YouTube Playlist Link -> JMeter – Basics2Advanced Level with BeanShell (& JSR223) & Realtime Project PlayList


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Course Content Highlights:

  • Genuine Reviews/Feedbacks about this Course are given at bottom of this Page
  • JMeter Pro Certification
  • 3-4 Realtime Project Application Scripting Videos
  • JMeter with Its Best Practices for Recording, Scripting, Enhancement, Execution, HTML Report Generation, Test Suite Preparation, & Others
  • JMeter Introduction, History, Versions, Download, & Launching
  • Core Concepts of Performance Testing
  • HTTP Protocol in detail
  • Recording in JMeter in detail
  • JMeter Directory’s Files, Properties Files & Folders
  • JMeter Plugin Manager, Plugin Installation & Uninstallation by 2 Ways
  • JMeter & HTTP(s) Protocol (Web Applications) Testing
  • JMeter End to End Scripting by taking 2 real-time scenarios
  • Correlation & Parameterization
  • Regular Expression in detail
  • Regular Expression Extractor with its different Attributes
  • Dynamic Values Extraction in JMeter with Realtime Use Cases Examples
  • URL Encoding & Decoding
  • Test Data Preparation & use of CSV Data Set Config Element in detail
  • JMeter Heap Size Setting in detail
  • Test Execution & HTML Report Generation in Non-GUI & GUI mode
  • JMeter & Distributed Testing (Master & Slave)
  • JMeter & InfluxDB – Grafana Integration
  • Passing Arguments to a JMeter Test in Non-GUI
  • JMeter & Jenkins – a detailed Session
  • JMeter Test Suite Creation using 3 ways, Execution, & HTML Report Generation
  • JMeter Element’s Scoping & Execution Presidency Rule
  • 3rd Party Ways for Recording (cURL, Har, Fiddler, BlazeMeter Plugin, etc.) & Exporting to JMeter
  • JMeter’s Elements & Sub Elements with Plugin Elements (total around 60 Elements)
  • Windows Authentication or Browser Pop Up Handling
  • Big Billion Day or Black Friday or Rendezvous Scenario
  • JMeter & BeanShell (& JSR223) w.r.t. Java & with Realtime Use Cases Examples
  • Error Handling in JMeter
  • JMeter & HTTP(s) File Download & Upload Scenario
  • JMeter & FTP Server Testing (File Download & Upload)
  • JMeter & WebServices (REST & SOAP APIs) Testing
  • JMeter & Database Testing (DB Queries)
  • JMeter & PerfMon for Server Monitoring
  • JMeter & Selenium WebDriver Test Plan for Page Load Testing
  • JMeter Functions (around 40 functions)
  • JMeter & IP Spoofing (or Geolocation Testing)
  • JMeter & Network Speed Simulation to Test at Different Network Bandwidths (or Network Throttling)
  • JMeter & Execution in BlazeMeter Cloud
  • JMeter & Taurus Integration
  • JMeter Auto Correlation Plugin
  • JMeter from LoadRunner Perspective
  • JMeter Intro & Pro Certification by BlazeMeter
  • Use of Latest Version of JMeter
  • Many More

Daywise Topics:

Day-1:-

  • Introduction to Software Development & Software Testing
  • Types of Software Testing
  • Functional Testing & Non-Functional Testing
  • Introduction to Performance Testing & JMeter
  • Manual, Automation, Performance & Security Testing
  • Tools Used in Functional & Non-Functional Testing
  • Terms used in Software Testing: – Defect, Bug, Bottlenecks, Vulnerabilities
  • Need for Performance Testing
  • Symptoms of Application Slowness
  • Examples of Loss occurred by many Brands due to poor Application performance
  • Performance Testing technical definition
  • 4 Objectives of Performance Testing
  • Purpose of Performance Testing
  • Need for Performance Testing Tools
  • Real Users & Virtual Users (or VUsers)
  • What Performance Testing Tools Do?
  • When Performance Testing can be Done?
  • Why to Learn JMeter?

Day-2:

  • JMeter Introduction, History, Versions, Protocols Supported & Its Features
  • Understanding JMeter is Not a Browser
  • How a Performance Testing Tool like JMeter Works?
  • Need of Java Installation for JMeter
  • Java (JDK & JRE) Installation & Java Environment/ System Variable (or Home Path) Setup
  • Commands to Verify JDK & JRE Installation
  • JMeter Download & Launching on Windows OS
  • JMeter 2 Launching Modes
  • Importance of Launching JMeter from CLI or Non-GUI
  • JMeter Application GUI/IDE Walkthrough
  • JMeter Toolbar Icons
  • Some other Points related to JMeter
  • JMeter Download & Launching on MAC OS
  • JMeter Download & Launching on Linux/ Unix/ Ubuntu OS

Day-3:

  • Core Concepts of Performance Testing: –
  • Servers & Its Types
  • Protocol & Its Examples
  • Performance Testing Life Cycle w.r.t. JMeter
  • Test Scenarios, Test Cases, Test Suite, Transactions, Recording, Enhancement, & Debugging
  • HTTP(s) Protocol: – Request, Response, Headers, Request Methods, & Response Codes
  • Browser Developer Tool (F12), HTTP/HTML Requests, Embedded Resources
  • Request & Response
  • Types of HTTP Request Methods & CRUD Operations: – GET, POST, PUT & DELETE

Day-4:

  • Transaction (or User Action)
  • Hits, Requests, Transactions, & Their Counts in Per Unit Time
  • Cache, Cookies, & User Session
  • Client Side & Server Side
  • Client-Server Application Architecture & Its Types (1-Tier, 2-Tier, 3-Tier & Multi-Tier)
  • Application Layers & Its Types (PL, BLL & DML)
  • Web Server, App Server & DB Server & Their Functionality

Day-5:

  • Thin Client & Thick (or Fat) Client Applications
  • 2-Tier and 3-Tier Difference
  • Why Application becomes Slow?
  • Importance of Knowing the Application Architecture in Performance Testing
  • Terminologies in JMeter with respect to Performance Testing
  • JMeter’s 12 Major Elements (Or Components)
  • Recording in JMeter, & Port & Proxy Server Setup
  • Understanding Transaction, Request, Response, Headers, Request Methods, Response Codes, Protocol, URL, Port, Path, etc. in JMeter
  • Different Views of Response in JMeter
  • Transaction Controller, Transactions & Respective Requests, & Their view in View Results Tree
  • Saving Recording Logs to a File & Use of Brushes
  • Irrelevant Requests & Embedded Resources & Why to Filter Them?

Day-6:

  • How to Filter Irrelevant Requests & Embedded Resources?
  • “Recording” Template of JMeter & Its Use
  • What to Keep & Not to Keep?
  • Port & Proxy Server Setup & Recording from Different Browsers
  • HTTP & HTTP(s)
  • JMeter Certificate Installation in Different Browsers, Certificate Regeneration, Domain Based Certificate Generation, & Process of Certificate Re-Installation
  • Use of Recording Controller in JMeter & Its uniqueness
  • Use of Transaction Controller in JMeter & Its uniqueness
  • JMeter 3rd Launching Mode, i.e. Proxy Mode
  • Property Display (Non-Test) Element
  • HTTP(s) Test Script Recorder Element, Its Attributes, & Its Best Practices Settings
  • Best Practices for Recording in JMeter
  • Set of Approaches when Recording is Not Happening in JMeter

Day-7:

  • Walk-through of JMeter’s Directory: – Various Files & Folders
  • JMeter’s Properties Files
  • Undo, Redo, & Backup Features in JMeter
  • Increasing View Results Tree’s Line Limitation
  • Increasing JMeter Certificate’s Expiry Time
  • JMeter’s Recorder Time Gap Setting
  • JMeter Plugin Manager, Plugin Installation & Uninstallation by 2 Ways
  • Scenarios Identification & Documentation for Performance Testing of a Web Application (HTTP(s) Protocol)

Day-8:

  • End to End Recording & Script Enhancement with Best Practices for above Scenarios (Product Booking)
  • Dynamic Values, Their Types, Importance & Functioning, & How & Why They Occur?
  • Authorization/ Authentication Tokens (or Values) Examples

Day-9:

  • JMeter Script Enhancement with Best Practices (continued)
  • Where Dynamic Values May Occur in the Script?
  • How to Identify Dynamic Values?
  • How & Why to Handle Dynamic Values?
  • Correlation & Parameterization
  • Use of Regular Expression Extractor
  • Use of Debug Sampler

Day-10:

  • JMeter Script Enhancement with Best Practices (continued)
  • Correlation & Parameterization (continued)
  • Extracting Value from Response Header
  • Use of Dummy Sampler

Day-11:

  • JMeter Script Enhancement with Best Practices (continued)
  • Adding Response Assertion with Best Practices
  • HTTP Cookie Manager
  • HTTP Cache Manager
  • HTTP Protocol is Stateless Protocol
  • How we make JMeter behave like a Real Browser? Ans: – 5 Settings

Day-12:

  • JMeter Script Enhancement with Best Practices (continued)
  • Test Data Preparation & Use of CSV Data Set Config Element
  • Making Script more Modular, Dynamic & Re-Usable
  • Correlation & Parameterization (continued)
  • Regular Expression Extractor’s Attribute: – Match No. & Default Value
  • Fixing Failed Assertions & Adding Response Assertions wherever left with Best Practices
  • __Random() function
  • __RandomDate() function

Day-13:

  • JMeter Script Enhancement with Best Practices (continued)
  • Think Time, Custom Think Time & Pacing in JMeter
  • Error Handling using Result Status Action Handler element in JMeter
  • Test Script Stabilization
  • Thread Group’s Attributes: – Users, RampUp, RampDown, Loop Count, Duration, Delay, etc.
  • Deleting Or Disabling All Listeners & Unnecessary Elements
  • Validate option
  • Start No Pauses option

Day-14:

  • End to End Recording & Script Enhancement with Best Practices of another Scenario (User Registration)
  • __Random() function
  • __RandomString() function

Day-15:

  • End to End Recording & Script Enhancement with Best Practices of another Scenario (User Registration) (continued)
  • Response Assertion & Its Attributes
  • Duration & Size Assertion
  • TimeStamp (or EpochTime) & Its Handling in JMeter
  • __time() function (https://www.perfmatrix.com/jmeter-timestamp/)
  • Regular Expression in JMeter
  • What is (.+?) & Why we Use It?

Day-16:

  • Regular Expression Extractor & Its Attributes
  • Dynamic Values Extraction in JMeter with Realtime Use Cases Examples: –
  • The General Expression
  • E.g. of Multiple Values Extraction by Ignoring Middle Values
  • E.g. of Escape Character
  • E.g. of Extracting a Value in Newline
  • E.g. of Extracting a Value with Left Boundary but No Right Boundary
  • E.g. of Extracting a Value with both Varying Left & Right Boundary
  • E.g. of Extracting the Single Value in Response with No Left & No Right Boundary
  • E.g. of Extracting Complete Response
  • E.g. of Extracting Response (Status) Code
  • E.g. of Extracting Response Message
  • E.g. of Extracting a Value from Response Header
  • E.g. of Extracting Complete Headers
  • E.g. of JMeter Variable in Regular Expression Extractor

Day-17:

  • Realtime Use Cases Examples of Dynamic Values Extraction in JMeter (continued): –
  • E.g. of Picking Value Sequentially (Or in a Pattern) by Each User
  • E.g. of Capturing Last Dynamic Value
  • __V() function
  • Boundary, JSON, & XPath Extractor
  • Test Execution with Best Practices Or Best Practices for Load Testing in JMeter: – Settings at Script Level & in “user.properties” file

Day-18:

  • JMeter Heap Size (or Java Memory)
  • How & Why to Increase JMeter’s Heap Size?
  • Understanding Impacts of Heap Size in functioning of JMeter
  • Upto how much Memory can be increased?
  • Factors affecting User Load generation by JMeter from a Single System
  • How much User Load can JMeter generate from a Single System & How to find that value?
  • Use of JVisualVM to find memory consumption by JMeter
  • Test Execution & JTL file Generation in Non-GUI Mode
  • Summarizer of Non-GUI Mode in Detail
  • HTML Report Generation from Non-GUI Mode with Best Practices
  • HTML Report with Transactions & Requests
  • Understanding JMeter HTML Report
  • HTML Report with Transactions, Requests & Embedded Resources
  • HTML Report with Transactions Only
  • Understanding Execution Commands with Best Practices
  • Importance or Beauty of JTL file
  • Use of Aggregate Report & View Results in Table Listeners

Day-19:

  • HTML Report Generation from GUI Mode using Existing JTL file
  • Ignoring Embedded Resources Failures while Running the Test in JMeter
  • Response Time Values in Seconds in HTML Report
  • Decreasing Summarizer Interval Time
  • Disabling Embedded Resources Renaming as of Parent Request
  • 70%, 80% & 90% in HTML Report & in Aggregate Report Listener
  • Stopping Test Execution in Non-GUI Mode
  • Test Execution, JTL file Generation & HTML Report Generation in GUI Mode
  • Use of Simple Data Writer Listener
  • Test Execution Commands for Proxy Mode
  • Understanding JMeter HTML Report (continued)
  • APDEX in JMeter HTML Report
  • 90% or 95% or 99% Response Time in Detail
  • Why 90% Response Time is Used in Performance Testing?
  • Graphs in JMeter HTML Report
  • Saving Complete Request & Response of a Test while Test Execution to a File (JTL or XML)
  • Saving Request & Response for Only Failed Requests of a Test while Test Execution to a File (JTL or XML)

Day-20:-

  • Absolute & Relative Path Setup in JMeter
  • Debugging of Script in JMeter: – 4 helpful options
  • Log Viewer, Types of Log Level, & Example
  • CSV Data Set Config & Random CSV Data Set Config
  • Distributed Load Testing in JMeter using Load Generators (LGs) in GUI & Non-GUI Modes (Master & Slave Concept) (or Remote Testing)

Day-21:

  • Distributed Load Testing in JMeter (continued)
  • Limitations of Distributed Load Testing in JMeter
  • Errors Related to Distributed Load Testing in JMeter
  • Alternate Way of Distributed Load Testing in JMeter

Day-22:

  • JMeter & InfluxDB-Grafana Integration
  • Parameterizing Important Parameters Using __P() function & Why to Use this function?
  • Passing Arguments from CLI in Non-GUI Execution
  • Assigning Values from JMeter’s “user.properties” File to Variables declared using __P() function & Using them in Non-GUI  Test
  • Creating Own Custom Properties File & Passing That Properties File from CLI in Non-GUI Execution
  • Passing an Inbuilt Properties Line from CLI in Non-GUI Execution
  • Running 2 or More Separate JMeter Test Scripts (or JMX Files) Sequentially in One Go in Non-GUI & GUI mode

Day-23:

  • JMeter & Jenkins Integration
  • Running a JMeter Job in Jenkins
  • Running a JMeter Job with Arguments in Jenkins
  • Running a JMeter Job with Integration of Jenkins Performance Plugin
  • Drawbacks of Using Jenkins Performance Plugin & Its Workaround

Day-24:

  • Test Suite Creation in JMeter
  • Understanding Simple Way to Create Test Suite
  • Workload Modelling or User Load Distribution across different Scenarios
  • Test Suite Execution & Its HTML Report Generation
  • Use of Module Controller to Create Test Suite
  • Use of Module Controller & Test Fragment to Create Test Suite
  • Use of Include Controller to Create Test Suite
  • Scope of JMeter Elements & Variables
  • Local & Global Variables

Day-25:

  • Execution Order (or Presidency) of JMeter Elements
  • Creating Own Custom Template in JMeter
  • 3 Ways to Take Help in JMeter for Its Elements & Functions
  • BlazeMeter Organization, Plugins offered by It, & Execution in BlazeMeter Cloud
  • JMeter Intro & Pro Certification
  • 3rd Party Ways for Recording & Exporting to JMeter
  • Manual or Custom Script Creation
  • Custom Script Creation using cURL cmd & Importing to JMeter
  • Custom Script Creation using HAR & Exporting to JMeter
  • Capturing Traffics using Fiddler tool & Exporting to JMeter

Day-26:

  • 3rd Party Ways of Recording & Exporting to JMeter (continued)
  • Recording using BlazeMeter Chrome Plugin & Exporting to JMeter
  • Recording using BadBoy tool & Exporting to JMeter
  • Limitations of 3rd Party Ways for Recording
  • HTTP Response Codes (or Status Codes)
  • Types of Performance Testing
  • Concurrent Users & Simultaneous Users
  • Test Run, Analysis & Reporting
  • Baseline, Bottlenecks & Benchmark
  • Latency, Bandwidth, Throughput, Response Time, Connect Time, Service Time, Queue Time, Standard Deviation
  • JMeter Elements, Their Sub-Elements & Their Attributes in Detail: –
  • Test Plan Element of JMeter
  • Threads & Thread Group Elements of JMeter: –
  • Thread Group
  • setUp Thread Group
  • tearDown Thread Group
  • Stepping Thread Group
  • Ultimate Thread Group
  • Concurrency Thread Group

Day-27:

  • Controller Elements of JMeter: –
  • Recording Controller
  • Transaction Controller
  • Simple Controller
  • Loop Controller
  • Runtime Controller
  • Random Controller
  • Random Order Controller
  • Interleave Controller
  • Once Only Controller
  • Parallel Controller
  • Throughput Controller
  • Switch Controller
  • If Controller

Day-28:

  • While Controller
  • Module Controller
  • Include Controller
  • ForEach Controller
  • Critical Section Controller
  • Sampler Elements of JMeter

Day-29:

  • Config Elements of JMeter: –
  • HTTP Header Manager
  • HTTP Cookie Manager
  • HTTP Cache Manager
  • HTTP Request Defaults
  • User Defined Variables
  • Counter Config Element
  • Random Variable Config Element
  • JDBC Connection Configuration
  • FTP Request Defaults
  • WebDriver Config
  • HTTP Authorization Manager
  • Windows Authentication or Browser Pop Up Handling
  • Assertion Elements of JMeter
  • Timer Elements of JMeter: –
  • Constant Timer
  • Uniform Random Timer
  • Gaussian Random Timer
  • Poisson Random Timer
  • Think Time in JMeter

Day-30:

  • Synchronizing Timer
  • Big Billion Day or Black Friday or Rendezvous Scenario
  • Throughput in PT
  • Constant Throughput Timer
  • Pacing in JMeter
  • Listener Elements in JMeter
  • Pre-Processors Elements of JMeter
  • Post-Processors Elements of JMeter

Day-30:

  • JMeter & BeanShell (& JSR223) & Understanding It w.r.t.  Java with Realtime Use Cases Examples
  • Introduction
  • BeanShell (& JSR223) Sampler
  • BeanShell (& JSR223) Pre-Processor
  • BeanShell (& JSR223) Post-Processor
  • BeanShell (& JSR223) Assertion
  • Variables, Integers, Strings
  • Logging/Printing Values in JMeter Log Viewer & JMeter Console: – log.info(),  print()  &  System.out.println()
  • vars.put()  &  vars.get()
  • Integer to String Conversion

Day-31:

  • Saving/Writing a Correlated Value to a File
  • Saving/Writing multiple Correlated Values to a File
  • Overwrite & Append operations
  • JSR223 Element w.r.t. to Java
  • Test Data Preparation & Saving/Writing User Credentials to a File
  • Test Data Preparation & Saving/Writing User Credentials to a File for only Success Transactions
  • String Comparison

Day-32:

  • Saving/Writing User Credentials for Success Or Failed Users from a Long List of Test Data to a File
  • Saving/Writing Users with their Booked Order details to a File
  • Addition Or other mathematical operations to a Number using JMeter Functions Or Java Code
  • String to Integer Conversion & Integer to String Conversion

Day-33:

  • Storing All Matches Or All Values Stored in an Array Variable to a Single Variable,  Shuffling,  Removing  Or  Saving/Writing to a File
  • Replacing or Removing a Character or Spaces from a Value
  • Trimming Start & End Spaces from a Value
  • prev.get  &  ctx.get
  • Saving Complete Response to a Variable
  • Saving a Single Value in Response to a Variable
  • Failing/Passing a Request based on certain Condition & Stopping User on Failure (E.g. of BeanShell Assertion)

Day-34:

  • Creating & Deleting Files & Folders: – All Files, Files with a Particular Extension, Clearing a Folder
  • Passing a Value from One Thread Group to Another Thread Group: – __setProperty(),   __property()   &   props()
  • Looping one or set of Transactions based on certain Condition (E.g. of While Controller)
  • Booking an Order till a Particular Amount is Achieved in “Add to Cart” Transaction (E.g. of While Controller)
  • Booking an Order till a Particular Amount is Achieved in “Add to Cart” Transaction with each time an Item Selected should Not be Less than a Particular Amount (E.g. of While Controller)
  • Executing different Transactions based on certain Cases or Conditions (E.g. of Switch Controller)
  • Error Handling in JMeter

Day-35:

  • JMeter & FTP Server Testing (File Upload & Download)
  • JMeter & HTTP(s) File Download Scenario
  • JMeter & HTTP(s) File Upload Scenario

Day-36:

  • JMeter & REST API Testing
  • Use of JSON Extractor
  • Use of JSON Assertion
  • JMeter & SOAP API Testing

Day-37:

  • JMeter & Database (Queries) Testing

Day-38:

  • Server-Side Matrices
  • JMeter & PerfMon for Server Monitoring
  • Client-Side Matrices
  • Factors affecting Web Performance on Client-Side
  • Client-Side Performance Testing Tools

Day-39:

  • JMeter & Selenium WebDriver Integration for Page Load (or Client Side or User (or Browser) Experience) Testing

Day-40:-

  • JMeter Functions

Day-41:-

  • JMeter & IP Spoofing (or Geolocation Testing)
  • JMeter & Network Speed Simulation to Test at Different Network Bandwidths (or Network Throttling)

Day-42:-

  • Miscellaneous

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70 thoughts on ““Performance Testing with JMeter – Basics to Advanced Level with BeanShell (& JSR223) Use Cases & Realtime Project Application Scripting” Video Course – by V.K. on SALE”

    • One stop for Jmeter learning its a well explained course by Vallabh .I am thankful to his efforts it our responsibility to learn and present . Vallabh did his job 100% as a trainer.

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      • Excellent trainer and explained clearly each topic with real time scenarios. And even help whenever we have doubts.. Thanks Vallabh for such a great help in JMeter…

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    • Excellent way of teaching from basics to advance, clearly explained each and every topic from performance testing.crystal clear materials.thank you Mr vallabh

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  1. I have become a Jmeter expert from zero. Thanks vallabh for his great teaching skills. The sessions were really helpful. He has explained each and every topic very well.

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    • Training was really good it like a real class room traing .
      Course contains and explain is too good. i recommend if anyone is looking for jmeter then join this training.

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  2. Course Content is really very impressive and teaching these many with low cost with more effectively can be possible only to Vallabh I guess… Thanks and All the very best 👍

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  3. Really awesome tutor… Vallabh is showing each and every feature practically in depth where even a fresher can understand end to end about jmeter.

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  4. The self-paced training videos by Vallabh on jmeter were really great. I would recommend it for everyone who wants to learn jmeter from scratch to advance level.

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    • Excellent trainer with low cost and providing high knowledge , explained clearly each topic with multiple ways real time scenarios.

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    • This is the wonderful course ever never taught by anyone like vallabh
      Your way of explanation is awesome sir 🙂 tq so much for giving a Beautiful jmeter course sessions 🙏

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  5. First of all, it’s a great honor to be part of this course. I learned a lot, really. Vallabh Kumar is a great instructor, kudos to him for doing such an excellent job. His course contents and the way Vallabh handled that reflects his hardwork. He covered many real time scenarios which no one will cover outside. If anyone wants to learn JMeter I strongly suggest them to take training under him. Thanks Vallabh……

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  6. Vallabh’s tutorials and teaching has helped in understanding load testing using Jmeter. I was able to do performance testing with our product. Thanks Vallabh !!

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  7. Hi , i recommend vallabh kumar’s jmeter traing . His teaching and explanations are very clear and understandable.

    Thanks vallabh.

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    • VK’s course goes deep into obtaining advanced command on JMeter’s features. The classes are held the way they should: theory, examples, q&a, homework plus some practice after practice. On top of that, VK has an extensive on-the-job experience, and created a friendly WA community to reach out to in case you need assistance while working on performance testing.

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  8. One of the best courses on JMeter available in today’s date !! Vallabh is an excellent trainer and his course plan really covers from all basic concepts to highest level of implementation of any real time scenario. His course curriculam makes sure you understand JMeter and can work with it any projects possible irrespective of whether you have any prior experience or not. I suggest this course to all Performance testing people whoever wants to understand JMeter in detail.

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  9. Vallabh, Explain the things very clearly and easy way. For a initial learner this is the best course anyone can be master in Jmeter.

    The best thing about his JMeter course is he explain the things in details way.

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  10. I cleared the interview within one month of completing the training videos..
    If anybody wants to learn Jmeter please go for “Vallabhs Jmeter training”…
    Best in market if u compare “quality of teaching” & “price” 😃

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    • Execellent training and the way of vallabh teaching is super.
      Vallabh explained the topics very clearly and clarified the doubts.
      I suggest this course will the best for all levels ( From Beginer level to expert level).
      Once again Thank you vallabh.

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  11. A very good training on performance testing and in Jmeter tool for beginners to advance level seekers. I will recommend in course to all..

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  12. It is quite an interactive course which covers every minute details. By learning from the course, an individual can gain knowledge from the zero level. Vallabh Sir, you are a genius
    Salute to your effort.

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  13. Wonderful course contents and the way he teaches is excellent. I liked the ways of presenting the usages of BeanShell within JMeter scenarios.

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  14. A good course on JMeter with indepth coverage on the content with real time examples, and doubts clarification at the spot during class which I really liked about . I would recommend this trainer to anybody who wants to choose career path in performance testing.

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  15. One of the best Trainer in the Industry for JMeter. If you want to be an expert on this Course get trained by him . Each and every topic is covered with so much patience with real time scenarios. I never seen such a trainer with so much knowledge on Jmeter and I bet nobody covers the topics which Vallabh covers. I got my Job in JMeter after these sessions.
    After going his videos you will feel like you have realtime experience. So If you want make you carrier in Jmeter just go for it with affordable price … Thanks Vallabh!!!!

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    • It is really useful training, Vallabh kumar explanation is simple and very technical, He has covered latest topic’s and new challenges, one and only best trainer in the market.

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  16. I attended Jmeter training from Vallabh.I have attended many online trainings but his training stands apart from others because of the below reason

    He is an excellent teacher.
    He is clear in his concepts and is very detailed oriented.
    He makes any newbie comfortable with the concepts as well as practicals.
    Your queries will be answered with promptness.
    At the end of the session, you are more confident in the subject.

    Overall, I would give 5/5 rating for his training and if you want to learn JMeter, you won’t get a better tutor than Vallabh.
    Keep the good work Vallabh.

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  17. I would say Mr. Vallabh is one of best tutor for JMeter learning from basic to adv level. they way he teach was really awesome and his plus point – he covered each and every options/topics in JMeter along with problem explanation where we might face during project . I must say rarely seen such tutor who explain all topics in details with complete explanations .
    Thanks Mr. Vallabh to give us confidence in JMeter really appreciate your effort for this. Keep it up.
    I will recommend this course to every one who wants to learn and become master in JMeter. Best place to learn Jmeter.
    Thanks

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  18. I know jmeter but not deeply but Vallabh has teached the me the jmeter concepts so nicely that I won’t get from any other trainer . His patients and way of teaching and getting me into the deep roots of jmeter in my organization I am able to show case new skills on jmeter because of you. Thanks vallabh for organizing these amazing sessions on jmeter

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  19. I strongly recommend Vallabhav as a best trainer for performance testing.I have no idea on Jmeter but I managed to give a demo in my office by going through this online videos even though I didn’t get a chance to attend his classes . He describes each topic in detail and clearly. I got a real time experience with his lessons.

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  20. Vallabh has professional excellency and great mentoring & training skills. He can get into the shoes of anyone with any level of skillset and can train them based on their requirements.
    I will personally recommend to anyone who has no knowledge with Jmeter can approach him and build their career.
    I am the live example, with his training videos, now I am pretty much confident enough to work with Jmeter.

    Happy learning!!!

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  21. I come from years of java experience, and recently shifted career to Performance testing, I have worked with Locust before,
    I was expecting the same with JMeter, hoping to breeze through leveraging my Java skills, oops, that was a huge mistake,

    JMeter is very mature and big tool with tons of features, JMeter java classes (code) are around 5K-plus,
    It takes continuous effort and practise to use JMeter effectively
    Besides JMeter being a GUI driven tool, with each component having manyy configurations, and each configuration effect and side-effect has to be understood for effective design of Performance test plan.
    1) Vallab conducted the classes regularly
    2.) Too lot of effort to explain each component and element in GUI clearly.
    3.) Had tons of worked example for each component and its behaviour.
    4.) His regular classes helped me to focus on learning Jmeter.
    5.) Many topics that we get to skim over and drift during self-study were clearly focused explained -in classroom session-without his classes my self-stuy was losing focus.
    I feel his course helped me to get-off feet and explore JMeter further,
    the best way to learn a tool like JMeter is to have someone explain each component, and practise what they explain next-day
    I strongly recommend anyone wanting to explore JMeter to sign-up for this course, its worth every penny.

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  22. Hi All,
    I would like to thank you for being a part of journey as a student with VallabhKumar.
    The way he explained each and every session with minutely is very well.
    If anybody wants to become as a Performance test specialist, i recommended to follow his sessions, and get an opportunity.
    Thank you,
    VallabhKumar.

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  23. I would say Mr. Vallabh is one of best tutor for JMeter learning from basic to adv level.His teaching method is very easy and Non -technical person easily learn JMeter.

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  24. Vallabh is one of the best trainer in this area with deepest knowledge and excellent training skills.his training is very useful. Would recommend every one who all wants to build career in performance testing and Jmeter to join his training.

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  25. Very good training by Vallabh in detail covering all the jmeter features . I would recommend his training from beginners to advance level in leaning jmeter .After completing his course you will gain confidence in Jmeter and can handle projects individually ..All the best Vallabh for this fantastic training going forward

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  26. Vallabh is an excellent trainer with real time working experience.He has in detailed knowledge of the different performance tools like Jmeter,loadrunner,neo load etc.,I learned a lot of new things from this course.I would really recommend others to take this course

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  27. I really liked the training videos. Vallabh explains everything in detail and very clearly. I would really recommend to someone who is looking to learn this course.

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  28. Thank you so much,The way you explained is easily understandable and really helpful. He is excellent trainer and explained very clearly on each topic with very good real time scenarios.

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  29. Awesome tutorials . Learnt the things from basics to advanced in an easy manner with good conceptual understanding.
    Thanks vallabh for making such a high productive tutorials

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  30. Very excellent teaching vallabh sir explained each point clearly from basic to advanced in the understandable manner
    Thank you vallabh sir!your course helps me alot

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  31. The self-paced training videos by Vallabh on jmeter were really great. I would recommend it for everyone who wants to learn jmeter from scratch to advance level.
    Thank you Vallabh Sir.

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  32. Really tooo good explanation I learned many things basics and advance thank you so much small topics he explaining very clearly I feel very happy joining the course thank you so much once again

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  33. Very detailed explaination on each topic with some real time examples and covered the challenges one could experience while using jmeter. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn jmeter.
    Happy learning!

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  34. It is really useful training, Vallabh kumar explanation is simple and very technical, He has covered latest topic’s and new challenges, one and only best trainer in the market on Jmeter.

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  35. Vallabh is very excellent person and giving training also very good.
    We have learnt so many things from him.
    Very great person.
    Thanks.

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  36. I know very well in Loadrunner,
    But don’t know in JMeter.
    I learnt from vallabh, very nice teaching and day by day giving explanations, doubts clarification and all he cleared. Thank you vallabh.

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  37. The videos were very good and helpful.
    Was able to do the 100UV load test by watching your videos within no time and management was happy by the results.

    Thank you so much sir.

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  38. It’s very useful course for anyone who want to be a performance test engineer in their careers.. very clear concepts.. thanks vallabha

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  39. One of the really great course to learn JMeter basic to advance. Vallabh demonstrated well with the examples, that helps to understand and clears the concept.
    Thanks Vallabh!

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  40. Very good trainer, answers very patiently even we ask same topic for 100 times.
    Takes special care for the students who joins with no experience and knowldge.
    Happy to get trained by Vallabh Sir.
    Thank you sir!!

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  41. Hi vallabh
    Really appreciated the way you presented the course.,very much impressed. way of teaching is excellent & easy to understand.
    Have got good confidence after the training. Thank you very much.

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