JMeter Training
Jmeter is an exceptional tool for general performance tests. It’s simple, flexible, and scalable for our performance testing needs. Almost all performance test projects have used it. It was originally developed to test web applications, but because it has been expanded to include other test functions. Apache JMeter is an open-source Java software used as a load test tool to analyze and measure performance of a variety of services. It is pure open-source Java software for testing web applications or FTP applications. JMeter is an software that can perform load tests, commercial performance tests (functions), regression tests, etc. Stefano Mazzocchi of the Apache Software Foundation is the original developer of JMeter. He wrote it mainly to test the performance of Apache JServ (now called the Apache Tomcat project). Apache then redesigned JMeter to improve the graphical user interface and add functional test functions. JMeter is Java desktop application with a graphical interface that uses the Swing graphical API. Therefore, it can be run in any environment/workstation that accepts a Java virtual machine, e.g., Windows, Linux, Mac.
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JMeter Training Course Syllabus
The detailed syllabus is designed for freshers as well as working professionals
- What is Performance Testing?
- Benefits of Performance Testing
- Types of Performance Testing
- Performance Testing Life cycle
- The complete process involved in Performance Testing Projects
- Key Business Processes & Use Cases
- Performance Testing concepts and terminologies
- HTTP Request/Response Structure
- Introduction about the JMeter
- Other tools available in the market
- Installation & Running
- Introducing the JMeter GUI
- JMeter Overview
- Features of JMeter- Advantages of JMeter
- JMeter Architecture
- Meter Elements- Components of JMeter
- Installation
- Elements of Test Plan
- Loading and Saving Elements
- Configuring Tree Elements
- Executing a Test Plan
- Reading Results of Test Plan
- Recording Web Application
- Scripts enrichment- Make the script work for different users, different environments
- Parameterization – Create variables for user input
- Correlation- Handling dynamic values
- Validation checks- Check the server response
- Transactions- Script standards
- Think Time
- Pacing
- Identifying the test data on AUT
- Open a CSV file with JMeter
- Reading the data from CSV files
- Using the parameters in JMeterTests
- Setup of Load Generators machines
- Scenario Set-up
- Execution in GUI Mode
- Execution in Non- GUI Mode
- Understanding of different formats of results in JMeter
- Client-side Metrics
- Server-side Metrics
- Configuring and Generating the Spline Visualizer
- Generating the Aggregate Graph for multi-group test
- Generating the Aggregate Report for a multi-thread group test
- Generating the Summary Report
- Hands-on Experience on Live Project
- Focus on performance testing core concepts
- Practice exercises on different live applications
JMeter Training Course FAQs
We strongly believe in hands on practical training and our trainers make sure that is imparted to our students as well.
After the course completion, an exam will be conducted to judge your knowledge and you will be awarded a certificate from iLearningClass.
It is very important to check the product works as expected or required. Unfortunately, we discovered this trap after the delivery of the product. However, performance is an inevitable factor these days, especially for web and mobile applications, as the user’s strength is too great for any application.
Performance testing is defined as a type of software testing to ensure that applications run under the expected workload.
It focuses on some software factors, such as:
Speed: check if the application response is fast.
Stability: check if the application is stable under different loads.
Scalability – It determines the maximum user load.
Performance tests are important in real-time, especially concerning customer satisfaction. Several performance testing tools are available, such as:
Apache JMeter
LoadRunner
WebLOAD
LoadUI
LoadView
NeoLoad
Let’s take a look at different steps JMeter took during the test:
1. Create a request and send it to the server.
2. Receives the response from the server, collects it, and displays these details in a diagram or graph.
4. The test result is generated in various formats such as text, XML, JSON so that the tester can analyze the data.
Visit our “JMeter Tutorial” now and find out what makes JMeter one of the most preferred test tools.
JMeter Features
It is available for free as open-source software.
It has a simple and intuitive graphical interface.
JMeter can perform load and performance tests for different types of servers: Web-HTTP, HTTPS, SOAP, database via JDBC, LDAP, JMS, Mail-POP3, etc.
On Linux / Unix, you can invoke JMeter by clicking on the JMeter shell script.
On Windows, it can be started by starting the jmeter.bat file.
Full support for swing and lightweight components (the precompiled JAR uses the java.swing.
This means that you can create a test plan with a text editor.
The full multithreaded structure allows simultaneous scanning of many threads and simultaneous scanning of functions other than groups of separate threads.
Some additional features of JMeter:
Available for free because it is an open source software.
Simple and user-friendly interface that can also be used by non-professionals with little information about JMeter.
Ability to perform performance and load tests on various servers such as HTTP, HTTPS, SOAP, POP3 mail, LDAP, etc.
JMeter is an independent application of the platform. On Windows, tests on JMeter can be run using the JMeter.bat file and under Unix / Linux by clicking on the JMeter shell scripts.
JMeter creates and saves his test plan in XML format. This indicates that we can create a test plan with a text editor.
JMeter is a multithreaded framework used for multi-threaded simultaneous analysis.
It is also useful in automated trigger tests.