Jmeter for Performance Test

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Apache JMeter, a free tool from Apache projects, is used for Performance Testing. Using JMeter you can test and analyze performance(load, stress, spike, …) of a variety of services, with a focus on web applications. JMeter can be used as a unit-test tool for java Jars, JDBC database, FTP, LDAP, Web Services, JMS, HTTP, generic TCP connections and OS native processes. It can be used for some functional testing as well.

What will I learn?

This course is designed to cover all aspects of JMeter at a professional level to do complete performance testing in a real world best practice.

After completing this course you will be able to

• • Understand JMeter components like Samplers, Listeners, Logic Controllers, Configuration Elements, Assertions and Reports.

  • Use different Jmeter plugins

  • Plan and perform load, stress, spike test

  • Do data driven testing for web forms, databases, web services, …

  • Able to test goal oriented scenarios.

  • Develop/auto record your scripts using JMeter

  • Execute your tests and generating reports

  • Do distributed testing and monitor through PerfMon

  • Use BlazeMeter: Jmeter on the cloud

Please check the curriculum for more information..

Audience and Requirements:

• • QA, BA, Manager and anyone who is interested to know Jmeter for performance testing.

  • Needs prior knowledge about software and performance test fundamentals. Look “Fundamentals of Software Testing” and “Fundamentals of Performance Testing” from our portal.

Training Highlights:

• • Mentorship will be available throughout the training and after training

  • You will be working with real life challenges

  • You will practice on interview questions and secession from day one

Outline

• 1. Introduction to Performance Testing and Jmeter

     1. Fundamentals of Performance Testing and Jmeter

     2. Jmeter Installation

     3. Jmeter Architecture

     4. Jmeter in GUI Mode

     5. Jmeter in Server Mode

     6. Jmeter in Command Mode

     7. Jmeter Record and Play

  2. Building Simple Jmeter Test Plan

• • 1. Run Simple Test

    2. Using Variables

    3. Using Jmeter Proxy to Record and Play

    4. Jmeter Templates

• 3. Jmeter Elements and Execution Orders

• • 1. Jmeter Elements and Functionalities

    2. Jmeter Elements Execution Order

• 4. Element Thread Groups

• • 1. Number of Thread,

    2. Ramp up,

    3. Loop Count

• 5. Element Samplers

• • 1. HTTP

    2. FTP

    3. JDBC

    4. LDAP

    5. SMTP

    6. BSF, ...

• 6. Element Listener

• • 1. Tree

    2. Table

    3. Graph

    4. Log

• 7. Jmeter Graph Output

• • 1. Mean

    2. Standard Deviation

    3. Throughput

    4. Latency

• 8. Element Timer types

• • 1. Constant Timer

    2. Gaussian Random Timer

    3. Uniform Random Timer, ...

• 9. Element Assertion

• • 1. Response

    2. Duration

    3. Size

    4. XML, HTML, … assertions

• 10. Element Controllers

• • 1. Recording

    2. Simple

    3. Loop

    4. Random

    5. Module, ...

• 11. Element Processors

• • 1. Pre-processor

    2. Postprocessor

• 12. Export Data to CSV File and Use Excel graph

  13. Jmeter Plugins and Plugin Manager

  14. Jmeter distributions testing:

• • 1. setup Master and slave Jmeter and system under test

    2. Jmeter-server.bat and jmeter.properties

Assessment:

Scenario 1: Show your test environment setup if you are assigned to a scenario that requires a website should serve 300,000 requests/second. The company also needs you to use free testing tools, 10 personal computers they have, 1 server, 1 supper routers, network cables.

Scenario 2: Do performance test for booking a flight business process, includes login, find flight, book and logout. Use regular expression to check whether the right page is displaying or not. Testing site is “http://newtours.demoaut.com/”

Scenario 3: Perform data driven performance test for tours registration page.

Scenario 4: Perform database performance test for selecting customers from customer table of E-commerce table. You must create the database on your local XAMPP, create customer table and add some records.

Jmeter Applications

• 1. Building a Web Test Plan and submitting a form

  2. Data driven testing

  3. Goal Oriented Scenario Using Constant Throughput Timer

  4. Correlation with RegEx for Advanced web testing

  5. Server Monitoring with PerfMon

  6. Distributed testing

  7. Building a Database Test Plan Using JDBC

  8. Load Test with MongoDB

  9. Building REST and SOAP Test Plan

  10. Bean Shell and JSR223 Scripts

  11. Dynamic data for Jmeter Using CSV and Scripts

  12. Creating Modular reusable test script Fragmenting

  13. Using BlazeMeter in the cloud