JMeter 5.4

When it comes to web products, load testing plays an instrumental role in analyzing and measuring the performance of the offered features (or services) under different load conditions. Consider a scenario where the application performs well under sub-optimal (and optimal) workload but its performance deteriorates when the workload is too high! Well, it could have a major impact on the user-experience since the requests might take much longer to process than expected. This is where ApacheRead More →

JMeter Tips for optimizing test plan RedLine13

While Apache Jmeter is packed with features and is extremely powerful, this popular testing tool can be a little daunting at times for first-time user that want to optimize their test plans. In this article we are going to take a look at 8 useful tips for optimizing JMeter tests plans which in turn help you become a more efficient tester. Don’t run Production Load Tests in GUI Mode While it’s okay to run small testsRead More →

RedLine13 was built for JMeter Cloud Load Testing. That gives you several advantages. This allows you to scale your JMeter tests to any size. It works with Apache JMeter and other open source platforms and plugins. And you can easily make testing part of your CI/CD environment with Jenkins and other platforms. Background Before the cloud, testing was very expensive to run. The costs associated with running and maintaining the hardware needed for performance tests wereRead More →

Currently, the most popular approach for API testing is to send a JSON payload file instead of using data with parameters. This post will show how to do JMeter Load Testing with a JSON payload. To perform sending the JSON payload we need a different configuration. First, we need to add HTTP Header Manager into our HTTP Request in order to set Content-Type as application/json. We then put the JSON payload into the Body Data sectionRead More →

This is one of our most popular posts – JMeter Capturing Full Output. We’ve updated the post with new and updated content with the help of contributor Mustafa Mahir Kaplancı. See the updates at the end of the post. While running a distributed Apache JMeter test how can you capture the full output instead of just performance results? The following steps will show how to do what we call JMeter Capturing Full Output.. One is because ofRead 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 →

UBIK Video Streaming Plugin

JMeter Video Streaming with UBIK Load Pack Video Steaming Plugin 6.2.5 Our friends at UBIK-Ingénierie have recently updated their video streaming plugin. Prior to the launch of the original plugin, there wasn’t really an easy or efficient means to test JMeter video streaming. So the UBIK team created the UBIK Load Pack Video Steaming Plugin as a means to do so. We have also integrated this plugin into core RedLine13 testing services, so you can now cloudRead More →

apache-jmeter-3-1-redline13

The Apache Software foundation has recently released version 3.1 of JMeter and RedLine13 now supports running JMeter tests written in 3.1. JMeter is the most popular testing tool that is used by RedLine13 users. Here’s how you can get started with JMeter 3.1 on RedLine13: Step 1: begin by logging into your RedLine13 account and hit “Start A New Test” Step 2: Click on the “Jmeter Test” tab located at the top to create a newRead More →

apache-jmeter-3-1-redline13

The Apache Software Foundation has recently delivered the newest version of JMeter, version 3.1, and RedLine13 now offers support for this latest release: What’s New in JMeter 3.1 1.) Updated Reports and Dashboard Connect Time Over Time The new graph, “Connect Time over Time” allows you to see the amount of time it took each request to connect throughout the course of your test. As performance testers, response time is something we pay special attention to and this graph allowsRead More →

We would like to introduce a RedLine13 plugin which supports sending load agent system and process metrics to InfluxDB via Telegraf.  There exists a multitude of reasons for wanting to do such, just as one customer has implemented a sophisticated real-time performance metrics dashboard using Grafana. In this step-by-step guide, we will cover the following: Using this plugin Using the plugin with JMeter BackEnd Listener Available stats How the plugin works on load agents Using thisRead More →