To simulate the real-world behaviour of threads (or virtual users), there are many elements in JMeter and the timer is one of them. While browsing a typical website, a real user always clicks, waits, reads and then provides input. In performance testing terms, the time spent by the user on the web page before providing any input … Read more
To make sure sites are seamless and robust, most companies turn to Network Load Balancing as a solution. This helps them to ensure that their service will remain operable – even when there are unexpected circumstances or failures in any of the instances. Using JMeter, such testing can be conducted with the help of the … Read more
This article will brief you about one of the important JMeter Config Element called ‘Counter’ and how to use it in many scenarios. The counter element in JMeter allows a user to generate an incremental number that can be referenced anywhere in the Thread Group. For example, if you have a scenario where you need to pass … Read more
JMeter Test Fragment element helps to set up the module-based approach while creating the script of large flow. Let’s try to understand this with an example. Consider you have a transaction flow: You need to prepare a single JMeter script for the above-mentioned flow. You have 1 day and 3 team members and you need … Read more
In the previous article, I covered the Arrivals Thread Group which works on the rate of iteration per minute or second. To continue the same concept, Blazemeter added some more flexibility and created another JMeter Thread Group element called ‘Free-Form Arrivals Thread Group’. The Arrivals Thread Group element has certain limitations, such as if you want to do a spike … Read more
