RedLine13 users ask if is possible to add custom libraries with a JMeter test using RedLine13. For example, a user had a JMeter script using two JSON libraries to construct a JSON request. They wanted to upload the libraries and run the test with them. The answer is Yes. And it’s simple to do. How to Use Custom Libraries with a JMeter Test You can simply attach them as extra files as shown below. They willRead More →
People often get confused in the usage of JMeter Loop Count and JMeter Thread Count and more importantly, how will it impact their load test. Do you know the answers? Here are two scenarios: Scenario 1: If the number of thread count is 10, ramp-up time is 10 and loop count is 1. Scenario 2: If the number of thread count is 1, ramp-up time is 1 and loop count is 10. What is the differenceRead More →
The JMeter Plugin Parallel Controller is very helpful for a number of different testing scenarios. For example, if you have to log in to a website and then have to fetch data. You may have created one thread group and created two HTTP requests, one for login and one to fetch data. But you want the login HTTP request to hit one time and data fetching to hit for many virtual users. How will this workRead More →
The authors are members of Apache JMeter’s team and experts in the performance field. Hear their insights in using JMeter more effectively in this JMeter Ebook Live Stream. About this Event Philippe Mouawad and Antonio Gomes Rodrigues are the authors of the new Ebook Master JMeter. The conversation will cover: History and background of JMeter Advice for load testers Future and cloud Register now to save your spot, get the opportunity to submit questions for Philippe andRead More →
Our JMeter Ebook giveaway for new RedLine13 customers has been extremely popular. So we decided to expand it and offer a free JMeter Ebook for customers upgrading to annual subscription from their existing monthly subscription. This is a way to support JMeter open source contributors and authors of their new book. If you’re not a RedLine13 customer now, you can see what you’re missing and run your own test on RedLine13. Read More →
Three members of the JMeter project team have written a new JMeter Ebook titled Master Apache JMeter From load testing to DevOps.” The authors are also experts in the performance field. They say that you “will deeply understand how to get the most out of it, be more productive & integrate it into your Agile/DevOps processes.” All new RedLine13 customers get a free copy of the JMeter Ebook. The authors are Antonio Gomes Rodrigues, Philippe Mouawad, and Milamber. They coverRead More →
RedLine13 continues to be the leader in load testing tools supporting the latest from Apache JMeter. This blog post will focus on load testing with JMeter Nightly. JMeter Nightly builds are “interim builds that are untested and unsupported.” Apache makes clear to “Use at your own risk!” They are intended for use by developers and others wishing to help with resolving JMeter bugs. RedLine13 does a daily pull of the last Successful build of JMeter. When you runRead More →
This is our most popular blog post and we’ve added more extractors. This post explains how to use the regular expression extractor to extract the key from the response of your first request and use the extracted key for subsequent requests. We call this JMeter Extract and re-use. Now you can use additional extractors, the JSON extractor and Xpath extractor. We’ve added that to the end of this blog post. You can use the regular expressionRead More →
You may have seen answers on Stack Overflow regarding JMeter Load Testing and RedLine13. Recently there have been some questions in Spanish and Portuguese with Stack Overflow answers in Spanish and Portuguese. Rohit, who works for RedLine13, looks for questions that people have in Stack Overflow and other places, and usually responds very quickly with some excellent advice! He recently saw a Stack Overflow questions in Spanish. Thanks to Google Translate he was able to understand theRead More →
This article demonstrates how to do a file upload with JMeter. This will show the steps when you have a load testing scenario where file upload is required. Recording File Upload with JMeter The simplest way of creating a JMeter test plan is recording the corresponding request using the HTTP(s) Test Script Recorder. JMeter acts as a proxy server, capturing all traffic between a web browser and the application under test (AUT), and converting it intoRead More →