Performance Testing With JMeter 1704940753
Performance Testing With JMeter 1704940753
Performance Testing With JMeter 1704940753
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Scope
The testing will cover the following components of the School Management System:
• User management
• Student information management
• Class scheduling
• Gradebook management
• Reporting
• Security
Test Strategy
The testing approach will consist of the following phases:
• Unit testing: Testing individual modules of the system to ensure that they function as
expected.
• Integration testing: Testing the integration between different modules of the system to
ensure that they work together seamlessly.
• System testing: Testing the system as a whole to ensure that it meets all of its
requirements.
• Acceptance testing: Testing the system with end-users to ensure that it meets their
needs and expectations.
Test Cases
The test cases will be created for each component of the School Management System. Each
test case will include the following information:
• Test case ID
• Test case description
• Test case input data
• Expected result
• Actual result
Test Environment
The following environment will be used for testing the School Management System:
• Test plan
• Test cases
• Test results
• Defect reports
Test Schedule
The testing will be conducted according to the following schedule:
• Incomplete or inaccurate data: This risk will be mitigated by using realistic test data
and verifying its accuracy before testing.
• Security vulnerabilities: This risk will be mitigated by conducting thorough security
testing and implementing appropriate security measures.
• Performance issues: This risk will be mitigated by conducting load testing and
optimizing the system for performance.
Conclusion
This test plan provides a comprehensive approach for testing the School Management
System and ensuring that it meets its functional and non-functional requirements. The
testing process will be conducted in a systematic and thorough manner to identify and
mitigate any issues before the system is deployed in a production environment.
Java Installation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A55CV8EwKw4
https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads/#jdk19-windows
Jmeter Installation
https://jmeter.apache.org/download_jmeter.cgi
Open JMeter -> Options -> Look and Feel -> Select any other theme other than Darcula.
Restart JMeter,
try to save.
Testing website:
https://phptravels.net/
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https://fast.com/
CSS validator
https://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
Listeners: Represent the reports basically it generates the report in graph, table and log
format.
Configuration: Represent the common variables that are used in the samplers.
Ramp up is how long it takes from the start of your test (0 virtual users) to the maximum
number of users you've selected. For the duration of the ramp up period, the number of
users will increase at regular intervals until all intended users are running your script.
The ramp-up time is the amount of time to get to the full number of virtual users for the load
test. If the number of virtual users is 20, and the ramp-up time is 120 seconds, then it will
take 120 seconds to get to all 20 virtual users.
Jmeter documentation:
https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/index.html
demo app:
chrome://version/
How To Create HTML Report in JMeter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKX17-rTOEE
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Let's say you configure your Thread Group with the following parameters:
This means that you want to simulate 100 virtual users accessing the e-commerce website.
The ramp-up period of 10 seconds indicates that JMeter will gradually increase the number
of active threads over that time. In this case, it will start with one user and increment by one
user every 0.1 seconds until it reaches the maximum of 100 users.
The loop count of 5 means that each virtual user will repeat the defined actions five times.
For example, a user might visit the website, search for a product, add it to the cart, proceed
to checkout, and complete the purchase. This sequence of actions will be repeated five
times for each user.
During the test execution, JMeter will distribute the virtual users evenly across the specified
ramp-up period. As the test progresses, the Thread Group will generate concurrent requests
from the virtual users to the e-commerce website, simulating real-world user behavior.
The Thread Group can be configured with various settings such as think time (time between
actions), startup delay (delay before the first thread starts), and duration (how long the test
should run). These settings allow you to control the test conditions and mimic real-life usage
patterns.
In summary, the Thread Group in JMeter represents a group of virtual users that simulate
user behavior during performance testing. It allows you to define the number of users, the
ramp-up period, and the actions they perform on the target system. It helps in emulating
realistic load scenarios and evaluating the system's performance under different user loads.
Samplers in JMeter are the actual requests which are sent to the server. Samplers are
added to the Thread Groups. Samplers in JMeter have different types of requests, users can
choose from them as per their requirement and send the request to the server.
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https://jmeter-plugins.org/?search=jpgc-ggl
https://www.redline13.com/blog/2022/10/jmeter-custom-thread-
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Login page:
https://studysection.com/blog/testing-the-login-page-using-jmeter/
https://www.javatpoint.com/jmeter-recording-login-test
https://www.simplilearn.com/tutorials/jmeter-tutorial/jmeter-api-testing
Stress testing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O61k_Wz0gW0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqYbPMdBqj4&t=729s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBsWEENzSQ8
var link;
vars.put("link", "www.google.com");//to set the value for a veriable
var x=vars.get("link");//to get the value for a veriable
No, JMeter does not support the actual browser behavior. It does not render the
HTML webpages as the normal browser does. The response can be viewed in
HTML format but the actual timings are not present in the generated samples.
As you know that JMeter is not a browser, but JMeter has HTTP Cache
Manager to mimic the browser behaviour and make your tests more
realistic in terms of caching. “HTTP Cache Manager” is used to
simulate the browser caching behaviour in JMeter by adding caching
functionality to HTTP requests within its scope.
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https://openweathermap.org/api/geocoding-api
API request call:
https://api.openweathermap.org/geo/1.0/direct?q=Pakistan&limit=5&app
id=cf1d51a3457591c3ec8fb7245405ab20
Server=https://reqres.in
Path=/api/users
Parameters= page=2
Methods:
Get: Retrived data from the server
Post: to create new data to server
Put: update data in server