JMETER Online Offline Training
JMETER is an Apache project and can be used as a load testing tool for analyzing and
measuring the performance of verity of services, With a focus on web application
Following are the course contents for JMETER :-
PERFORMANCE TESTING INTRODUCTION
- Introduction of Performance testing of web application
- Functional/ Regression testing
- Load Testing
- Ramp up time
- Threads/Users
- Performance testing tools
- Performance testing requirements/needs
- Performance test life cycle
- Performance test planning - Benchmarking performance criteria
JMETER INTRODUCTION
- Introduction to JMETER
- Jmeter installation
- Configuring classpath
- Launching Jmeter interface
- Overview of Jmeter elements
- Create a basic test plan to test website
- Executing test with different settings
- Reading result of test plan
- Adding and removing elements
WORKING WITH HTTP PROXY SERVER
- Recording steps on a website
- Using HTTP proxy server
- Configuring the browser for recording the test script
- Configuring Firefox , IE, Chrome
- Record and play of sample site
THREAD GROUP
- Detailed look at elements of test plan
- Thread group introduction
- Thread group control panel
- Single thread group test
- Multi thread group test
- Setup thread group
- Teardown Thread group
- Custom Thread Group
- How to add external plug-in for Jmeter
SAMPLERS
- HTTP Request
- FTP Request
- Junit Sampler
- TCP Sampler
- JDBC Sampler
- Debug Sampler
- Webservice Sampler
- Test Action
- SOAP Sampler
LOGIC CONTROLLER
- Once only Controller
- Loop Controller
- IF controller
- While Controller
ASSERTIONS
- Why Assertions
- Duration Assertions
- Size Assertions
- XML Assertions
- XML schema Assertions
- HTML Assertions
- Response Assertions
- Xpath Assertions
- Compare Assertions
CONFIGURTION ELEMENTS
- Counter
- Random Variable
- CSV Data set
LISTNERS
- Introduction to listeners
- Aggregate Reports
- Aggregate graph
- View result tree
- View Result table
- Summary Report
- Simple data writer
- Graph Results
- Assertion Results
- Comparison assertion result