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Apache Jmeter lecture notes of installation, Lecture notes of Introduction to Software Engineering

Apache Jmeter lecture notes of installation guide and its steps

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2018/2019

Uploaded on 09/03/2019

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A GUIDE FOR LOAD TESTING ON A WEB
PORTAL USING APACHE JMETER3.2
STEPS
1. click the ‘jmeter’ batch file available on the bin folder of the apache-jmeter folder.
2. Create Thread Groups by using the following options
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A GUIDE FOR LOAD TESTING ON A WEB

PORTAL USING APACHE JMETER3.

STEPS

1. click the ‘jmeter’ batch file available on the bin folder of the apache-jmeter folder.

2. Create Thread Groups by using the following options

  1. Name the Thread as ‘GoogleTest’, Number of Threads(users) : 100, Loop Count : 5
  2. Follow the procedure to connect Http Request to execute the web portal

The Result Page is

And Click ‘View Results Tree’

  1. Click on ‘Play’ Button in Green Color
  2. You are asked to save the test results in a file. So, give filename and go to your interested folder where you want to save the test results.

Click any of the ‘HTTP’ Request

Then click on ‘Request’ and ‘Response Data’ tab options to see the results

  1. To see the results in ‘Graph’ form, follow the procedure to include ‘Graph’ option

Then click on ‘Play’ option to see the results in the graph.

Follow the steps to open the ‘Response Time Graph’

Change the ‘Invertal(ms)’ from 10000 to 100.

Then click on ‘Play’ option and then click on ‘Display Graph’ button to see the result

Graph may be varied due to run-time inputs and resources availability.