JMeter is one of the most popular open-source testing tool for load and performance testing. It is built on java and simulates the behavior of the browser (though does not use a real browser) by sending requests to web or application servers and collating performance metrics.
Here are some basic tutorials about how to get started with JMeter. Tutorial coverage includes fundamentals of JMeter framework including its test plans, listeners, functions, and regular expressions, modulate load factors, how to use assertions to validate responses from the server, etc.
Working with JMeter Listeners
About Listeners Listeners are used for displaying test results in JMeter. Listeners allow system engineers to analyze the responses from the testing system and monetize the request sent from JMeter. You can show the listener results in a table, tree, graph, or write into a file. These demonstrated effects consist...
Getting Started with Apache JMeter
1. Introduction As a developer, you may have tested the functionality of your code hundreds of times during development. This is known as functional testing. Despite how familiar you are with your product, users will approach it differently and have many different use cases. That’s why you need Non-Functional Testing...
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