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
When we do an intensive load testing with JMeter / Response data processing, we might be very careful with the type of post processor / scripting language we choose. In this post I would like to show how these post processor / script language affects the overall performance of the test. We would be comparing below post processors
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This post is to troubleshoot the issues you are facing with InfluxDB while writing data using the methods mentioned in the below posts, JMeter – Real Time Results – InfluxDB & Grafana JMeter – Save results to a database Please make sure all the below steps working fine in the order. InfluxDB should be up
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Overview: In this post, Lets see how we can use Beanshell Listener / JSR223 Listener in JMeter to send the result, the way we want, to a database. The below approach will work like Backend Listener of JMeter to post the sampler results into InfluxDB. Sample Result API: To write the results the way we
Aim: To run the QTP/UFT script on any given test environment using Jenkins by passing the environment as a parameter to the QTP/UFT test. Please read this post first to get a high level idea of basic QTP/UFT + Jenkins integration. Creating Simple Test Script with Test Parameters: Create a simple QTP/UFT test script
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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 push to Staging happens after thorough QA functional/regression verification is done. So even if
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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 push to Staging happens after thorough QA functional/regression verification is done. So even
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If you are using JMeter, You would have also used any of the below Post Processors to extract information from the Sampler response and use it for the subsequent request or response validation. CSS/JQuery Extractor JSON Path Extractor Regular Expression Extractor XPath Extractor But do they all perform same? How do they affect the JMeter