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JMETER
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-> JMETER is a free & open source software given by Apache Organization

-> JMETER is used for performance testing

-> Performance testing means the process of verifying stability & responsiveness of
the application

-> How our application is responding for different work loads we can verify using
JMETER

-> Using JMETER we can create virtual users to test our application performance

-> JMETER is a java based desktop application

-> Using JMETER we can test performance of any web application

Note: We can't implement performance testing manually

What is the response time of our application for 100 users ?


What is the response time of our application for 200 users ?
What is the response time of our application for 300 users ?
What is the response time of our application for 400 users ?
What is the response time of our application for 1000 users ?

-> We need to provide application performance details to client

-> If application performance is slow then we need to troubleshoot the issue and we
need to fix it.

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JMETER Setup
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1) Download JMETER software

URL : https://dlcdn.apache.org//jmeter/binaries/apache-jmeter-5.5.zip

2) Extract JMETER zip file

3) Goto JMETER bin folder and run "jmeter.bat" file (it will open JMETER tool)

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Creating Test Plan
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1) Right Click on Test plan

- Add Threads
- Add Thread Group
- Enter Thread/users count

2) Right Click on Thread Group (For sampler)


- Add Sampler
- Http Request
- Add Server IP, Port Number, URL Pattern

3) Right Click on Thread Group (For Listerns)

- Add Listener
- Add View Results Tree
- Add Summary Report

4) Save the test and run the test

5) Verify the results (we can change thread group count and we can test it)

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JMETER Best Practise
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-> Create the TEST in GUI mode and run the test in CLI mode

Cmd to execute the test :::: jmeter -n -t test-plan.jmx -l test-results.jtl

-> After test execution complete we can import JTL file into JMETER summary report
to see the test results.

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