Load Testing with JMeter
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The document discusses using JMeter for load testing a website. It describes creating a test scenario to emulate 400,000 users, with 10% logging in and 10% creating content. The test would check if the site's infrastructure could handle loads of 5, 20, and 50 concurrent users. The scenario would involve logging in, browsing pages, and 10% of users creating a page before logging out. The document provides tips on using HTTP requests, regular expression extractors, and other JMeter tools and recommends running tests near a production environment to avoid network issues.
Load Testing with JMeter
- 1. Load Testing with JMeter Yuriy Gerasimov Lead Developer
- 2. Emulate traffic • authenticated or anonymous • record the scenario • run it locally or in cloud
- 3. Initial Client Requirements • expand users base • 400.000 users, 10% logs in • 10% users create content • can our infrastructure handle the load?
- 5. Google Analytics • 290 sessions peak for 1 day • 70 sessions in 1 hour • Average session time 12 mins • We need to test: 5, 20, 50 concurrent users
- 6. JMeter Scenario • Login • Browse some pages (5 nodes) • 10% of time create a page • Logout
- 7. HTTP Request
- 11. View Node
- 13. Pitfalls. Login cookies on redirect
- 14. Results Tree
- 15. Results Table
- 16. Client Report
- 17. Client Report
- 18. Client Report
- 19. What I would do different • Run next to production environment (eliminate network problems) • Better scenarios (learn from customer exact behavior first)
- 20. References, to learn • http://www.keysolutions.com/blogs/kenyee.nsf/d6plinks/ KKYE-8LJQMG • http://locust.io (python) • http://tsung.erlang-projects.org (erlang)
- 21. Load Testing with JMeter Yuriy Gerasimov Lead Developer