LoadTest

How to Improve your JMeter Load Testing?

In my previous blog post, I presented you how to create a load testing scenario based on a recorder. While working on it, I faced small problems that required few fixes which were very repetitive(…)

Load Test M-Files Server with JMeter

Creating load test scenario on a web application might look easy: Record a scenario Replay it In practice, it is much more complex than that when you want to manage variables elements like usernames, session IDs, and, in(…)

JMeter Remote Testing

A typical web application architecture with a load balancer, two application servers and a database looks like this: If you run a JMeter, or any load test tool, from one unique server or workstation, the load balancer will(…)

JMeter Debugging

Writing an Apache JMeter scenario is not an easy task. Debugging a scenario is even harder. One might think that JMeter is simply recording some browser actions and that’s it, and you are good to go for a(…)

Display Load Test Results in Grafana

Lately, I played a lot with the de facto standard for monitoring visualization (ie. Grafana). It can display your data with great dashboard capabilities. On the other side, JMeter, a highly customizable load test tool, has visualization possibilities, but(…)

OctoPerf Dynamic Browsing

I want to improve the Virtual User (VU) I created in my previous blog by adding dynamic browsing of the shop web site. Indeed, as VU is based on a HAR file, it is statically(…)

OctoPerf Load Testing

OctoPerf is a SaaS tool based on Apache JMeter, the load test functional behavior and measure performance reference tool. Among others, it has several advantages compared to JMeter: It can integrate(…)