Basic level
Introduction to Jmeter: - What is jmeter
- Why jmeter
- Architecture of jmeter
Installation of Jmeter - Install java and configuring classpath
- Download and installation of jmeter
- Feautures of Jmeter
- Overview of Jmeter test elements
- Linux terminology and Using jmeter in Linux
Jmeter Launching modes - GUI , Server, Non- GUI modes
Hands on with Jmeter GUI - Test plan
- Workbench
- Thread groups and simulating real users using thread groups
- Adding, Removing Elements to jmeter GUI
- Saving node andscreen as image
- Loading, saving and merging the elements
- Merging the Testplans
- Running and stopping the testplan
- Jmeter log file
- Building a web Test Testplan
Working with HTTP proxy server - Using HTTP proxy server
- Configuring the browser to record test script
- Recording steps of a website
- Configuring Mozilla Firefox, chrome, Internet Explorer
Intermediate Level - Parameterization (Multiple sets of data)
- Test data preparation (Configuration Elements)
- Correlation (Handling Dynamic server response)
- Different Samplers in jmeter
- Different Logicalcontrollers in Jmeter
- Different Timers in Jmeter
- Different Listeners in Jmeter
- Different Assertions in Jmeter
- Building an Advanced web Test plan
- Web Services Testing with JMeter
- Database Testing with JMeter
- Building a FTP Test plan
- Troubleshooting Apache Jmeter script
- Jmeter in Functional mode
- Test modeling (Execution)
- Command line execution
- Jmeter Functions (Eg:- __threadnum, __Random)
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Analyzing and Interpreting Load Test Result : - Statistics available from JMeter
- Sample, Average, Median, Deviation, Throughput, Percentiles
- Response time graphs
- Interpreting statistical results
- Finding the bottlenecks
Advanced level - Distributed testing
- Remote testing
- Continuous Integration with Jenkins/hudson
- Cross-browser Testing
- IP spoofing
- Denial of service Attack
- JMeter Plugins
- JAnalyser
- Selenium-jmeter integration
- Driving jmeter tests with Maven
- Introduction to cloud services
- Blazemeter
- Monitoring and analyzing hardware resources (perfmon, Jconsole)
- Performance Tuning
- Tips and Best practices
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