We have already seen monitoring CPU / Memory utilization using Collectd (this article). But It does not give all the information to identify the bottleneck of a Performance issue. In this article, we will be using Collectd Java plugin to monitor and manage Java Virtual Machine (JVM) using its JMX technology. Goal: To monitor and manage the […]
I am going to shamelessly copy some content from the article on JMeter + Ant. Goal: To create a Continuous Delivery Pipeline which includes Performance Testing process to detect any performance related issues as early as possible. Usually the full scale Performance Test will be done in the Staging/Pre-Production environment which could be identical to your Production environment. Code
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We already have seen in this article on monitoring server performance using JMeter plugin. Even though the JMeter Server agent is useful to collect the server performance metrics, we need to use JMeter’s metrics collector to listen to the server agent to collect the data which was a little bit annoying. I was looking for some
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I had already explained in this article that we do a smoke test after every build to confirm if the critical functionalities of the application is working fine or if the application is testable. We do that by selecting few important test cases from the automated regression suite & execute that as part of every
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JMeter is my favorite & one of the best tools I have ever used. I am glad that you too would like to learn more about JMeter. If you are a beginner, then the below given information might be useful to you. When I started learning JMeter first, to become good at it, I used
This is second post in Arquillian Graphene series. So, I would request you to read this post first if you have not already to get basic understanding of what Graphene is! Please note that Graphene is a framework / wrapper for Selenium WebDriver. So you do not miss any features of the WebDriver when you use
I have been using Arquillian Graphene framework for more than a year for automated functional testing using Selenium WebDriver. I absolutely LOVE this framework. It is so easy to use and really helpful to keep your tests neat and clean by maintaining the test config in a separate file, by injecting the resources at run time
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I get many comments from the readers to include a post on Jenkins-QTP-Source control integration & issues they are facing while trying to implement Jenkins-QTP console output which this post talks about. In this post, I would like to show how we can configure Jenkins to fetch the automated test scripts from the source control
In the Previous post, We had learnt how to use docker in creating multiple containers running jmeter-server for distributed load testing. But we had created all the containers in the same host. Even if we can not use the single-host containers for performance testing with huge load, before pushing your performance test script related changes to
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Overview: A single JMeter instance might not be able to generate enough load to stress test your application. As this site shows, one JMeter instance will be able to control many other remote JMeter instances and generate larger load on your application. JMeter uses Java RMI [Remote Method Invocation] to interact with objects in a