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DNS Cache Manager

JMeter – DNS Cache Manager Most companies use Network Load Balancing as a strategy to ensure that sites are stable and reliable. This way they can ensure that their service will continue to function even in the event of unforeseen circumstances or failure. Such tests can be performed using JMeter and the “DNS Cache Manager” …

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CSV Data Set Config

JMeter – Parameterization (CSV Data Set Config) Each non-functional test has a standard requirement for the test data format. Performance tests simulate the scenario in real time using large and clear amounts of test data. You need to generate or get the test data from the server log. Now how can I use external test …

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Counter

JMeter – Counter This article will give you a brief introduction to the crucial element of JMeter Config known as “Counter” and show you how to use it in different situations. In JMeter, the counter element allows users to create incrementing numbers that can be used anywhere in the thread pool. For example, if you …

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Β Config Element

JMeter – Config Element When the script execution starts, the JMeter Configuration Element or Configuration Element sets the start configuration of a test. You could also say that configuration components perform pre-execution tasks before executing a test. Configuration items are used to configure variables and default settings used by other test components such as the …

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Test Fragment

JMeter-Test Fragment With the JMeter Test Snippet element, it is possible to set up a module-based workflow by writing a long flow script. Let’s use an illustration to try to understand this. Consider a transaction flow that has: Add a test fragment to the test plan by performing the following actions after breaking the flow …

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Thread Group

Introduction What is a Thread Group? In JMeter, you formulate or create a test plan. Thread Group is the most basic element of a test plan. To run a test, you must simulate the test users who will run or execute the test. Test users are simulated using threads in JMeter. These threads are created …

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Test Plan Element

JMeter – Test Plan In JMeter, the Test Plan element serves as the parent element to which all other elements relate. It is a standard part. Depending on the nomenclature you use, you can rename the test plan with the name of your project or a test case. You can use this to distinguish your …

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Elements

JMeter element It has a simple user interface and is an intuitive utility. It is essentially an element-based tool with separate elements for each scripting operation such as think time, response control, request, cache, test scenario, etc. You can run the test and add JMeter components if needed. Numerous third-party plugins are available due to …

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HTML Report

How does JMeter create a dashboard report? Problem: β€’ How can I create a dashboard report in JMeter? β€’ How does JMeter produce an HTML report? Solution: Follow these steps to create the dashboard report in JMeter: For JMeter 5.1.1 and later versions: Use the following command to run the test in non-GUI mode to …

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Test Execution

JMeter Non-GUI mode The non-GUI mode of JMeter is recommended for testing. The reason is that JMeter uses less memory in non-GUI mode, allowing a load generator to support more threads. The no-GUI option allows more thread space and prevents test failures due to memory issues. The steps to run the test in the non-GUI …

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