2 minutes read In order to learn how to test your APIs, especially how to load test your APIs, let’s first find out some essential info on APIs and RESTful APIs. What is an API? (Application Programming Interface) API stands for Application Programming Interface, which is a set of functions that allows two applications to talk to each… Read more »
2 minutes read The execution order of the elements in an Apache JMeter performance test plan is very important, it helps understand the timeline of events and how your test will behave. Make sure that you understand every JMeter element before adding it to your test plan, this will help create faster performance tests and not jump into… Read more »
< 1 minute read It’s so easy to record a load test for your website, just add to Chrome Browser the JMeter in the Cloud Chrome Extension and you’ll be able to record and run a load in less than 60 seconds. Let’s have a deeper look how to do this. Steps to Record and Run Load Tests Add… Read more »
4 minutes read If you need to run a JMeter Load Test and it’s a burden to download Apache JMeter locally on your machine, open it and manually create your JMeter test file, now there is a much easier way to record browser interactions with JMeter. The LoadFocus | JMeter Load Testing in the Cloud Chrome Extension for… Read more »
< 1 minute read Apache JMeter is a Java open source tool. If you want to run load or performance tests using Apache JMeter, you can use their Graphic User Interface (GUI) and you don’t need to know any programming language, follow the JMeter documentation and you are ready to go to design your API testing scenarios. Depends a… Read more »
< 1 minute read JMeter offers the ability to simulate a number of users sending various HTTP/HTTPS requests to a server application. Apache JMeter is not limited to HTTP/HTTPS, it supports other protocols like FTP, SMTP, and much more. JMeter does not execute the Javascript from the HTML pages and it does not render the HTML received from the… Read more »
< 1 minute read When you choose to install JMeter using Homebrew you may find yourself a bit lost with JMeter configuration files and ask yourself: “What is the location of the configuration files now?” To make it easy for you to find the folders please see below the mapping for the folders in the Standard JMeter vs Homebrew… Read more »
