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Apache JMeter 3.0: Features, Updates, and Support

By: RedLine13

Apache JMeter 3.0 + RedLine13

JMeter 3.0 is a major update from the community and one that is years in the making. For any open source project to pull off a release of this size is no easy accomplishment. Contributions from 26 individuals are mentioned and we are sure many good discussions in the forum drove ideas and collaboration. With this release, JMeter continues to solidify itself as the leader in performance testing; a workhorse that has been providing value for more than 15 years.

There are a lot of big enhancements in JMeter 3.0, but the contributions from one company go above and beyond – The UBIK team. They contributed a brand a new web reporting system, JSON plugin, and if you follow the community forums, hours and hours of time to drive the 3.0 release. Other updates include an improved UX & UI, improvements to scripting and debugging, reporting enhancements, general bug fixes, and more. Head over to Apache’s website to see the full JMeter 3.0 release notes.

JMeter 3.0 + RedLine13

When you’re ready to run/upload a JMeter test with RedLine13, simply choose “JMeter Version 3.0” :
JMeter Versions

We have also made some updates to our reporting features for JMeter tests:

  • Sub Results for Jmeter 2.13 and 3.0 are now displayed in RedLine13 reports
  • RequestMetrics are updated realtime and aggregated from all load agents:

RealTimeRequestMetrics-2

Sub Results Support in JMeter 2.13 and 3.0

During the update to support JMeter Sub Results we also updated the CSV writer to support Sub Results. Here are the changes to JMeter for that capability:

Save Sub Results with CSV
These changes make this work for CSV output as well.
  • 2.13 Source
    • Adds sub results: View on GitHub
    • Updated Tests: View on GitHub
  • 3.0 Source
    • Adds sub results: View on GitHub, View on GitHub 2
    • Updated Test: View on GitHub
2016-06-21
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