2 minutes read Wondering about the upper limits of load testing with Apache JMeter on your system? You’re not alone. This question is crucial for planning and executing effective performance tests to ensure your application can handle the expected user traffic. The Upper Limit: Threads and Hardware The number of concurrent users (threads) you can simulate with JMeter… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Performance Testing
What is Latency in Load and Performance Testing?
< 1 minute read Let’s say that you want to access a web service or a web page. The response time that you can see with different tools is a sum of the server processing time of the request and the delay involved for your request to reach to server and back. This is getting more important when remote… Read more »
How to create and run a new General Load Test with Load Focus?
2 minutes read It is very easy to create a New General Load Test configuration, all you need to do is follow the steps below: Click on the General Test Button Enter a new name for your General Test Select the request type GET or POST and details for injector machines Add Load Test details: threads, loops, URL… Read more »
Introduction to Apache JMeter Performance Testing
5 minutes read Apache JMeter is an open source load and performance tool written in Java and it’s available on almost any OS. This is an intro post about Apache JMeter tool and I’m trying to point out how it can help you in your daily Quality Engineer job. You can use Apache JMeter for performance, load, stress… Read more »
What is Throughput in Performance Testing?
2 minutes read Throughput – indicates the number of transactions per second an application can handle, the amount of transactions produced over time during a test. For every application there are lots of users performing lots of different requests. What you need to ensure is that your application meets the required capacity before it hits production or live…. Read more »
What is Response Time in Performance Testing?
< 1 minute read Response Time Response Time measures the performance of an individual transaction or query. Response time is the amount of time from the moment that a user sends a request until the time that the application indicates that the request has completed. For example, let’s say you have API and you want to find how much… Read more »