Category: JMETER

Create a CSV file First, create a CSV file with the data that you want to use in your JMeter test. The first row of the CSV file should contain the column names, and each subsequent row should contain the corresponding data.For example, if you want to test a login functionality of a website, you […]

When an request error occurs during a performance test, you usually want to have more details on the request and response to understand root cause of the issue and provide more details to the development team so that they are able to reproduce and fix the issue. Configuring your test plan To save request and […]

What is a property In JMeter, a property is a key-value pair that is used to store configuration settings and other data. This data can then be referenced by other elements in your test plan (CSV DataSet for example). Properties are defined at the test plan level and can be accessed by any element within […]

JMeter offers users a straightforward and user-friendly GUI. The user can use elements like Thread Groups, Samplers, Processors, Controllers, Timers, etc. to build their performance test script. JMeter GUI mode additionally provides the ability to view and examine the script’s outcome utilizing various Listeners.Unfortunately, when running the performance test, JMeter GUI mode has the following […]

Overview UBIK LOAD PACK OBSERVABILITY PLUGIN allows you to monitor your JMeter CLI performance test from your favorite browser without having to start JMeter in GUI mode. This listener gives you data and KPIs regarding the outcome of your load testing in a visual way. This allows you to analyze more efficitently your performance test […]

streaming load test for a live theatre show up to 2500 watchers