Performance Test Applications using JMeter

In this post you will see how to load test your App JMeter

2. Go to /bin folder and run Apache JMeter executable jar.



3. Create a TestPlan
  • Create a ThreadGroup from Add--:> Threads and configure below properties
    • no. of threads( users)
    • Ramp-up period in secs (each thread will start after these many secs)
    • Loop Count: specify the how many times it has to run the scenario. If you check forever, it will run forever.

  • Add RecordingController to ThreadGroup from Add--> LogiCcontroller
  • Add HTTPCookieManager to ThreadGroup from Add-->ConfigElement
  • Add HTTPRequestDefaults to ThreadGroup from Add-->ConfigElemen and configure below properties
    • protocol -- HTTP or HTTPS
    • ServerName or IP 
    • Port

  • Add ViewResultsTree to view scenario results from Add--> Listener 
  • Add HTTPTestScriptRecorder to TestPlan from Add--> NonTest-Element

  • Add ViewResultsTree (to view scenario results from Add--> Listener ) to HTTPTestScriptRecorder
Scenario Recording in from Firefox

  • Do the below settings in Firefox Advanced--> Network--> Settings
  • This will start the JMeter proxy server which is used to intercept the browser requests. A file called ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt will be generated in JMETER_HOME/bin folder.
  • Add the same certificate to the Firefox browser and check 'Trust this CA to identify websites'
  • Start the TestScript Recorder and execute scenario in firefox from login to logout.
  • The final TestPlan 
  • Test the Application by configuring no. of threads or users.

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