JMeter is an open-source software application that is used to test the performance and load of web applications, web services, and network services. JMeter allows testers to create complex scenarios to test the performance of a web application under various loads, including peak loads and stress loads.

JMeter provides various types of performance testing features, including load testing, stress testing, functional testing, regression testing, and distributed testing, among others. JMeter is a popular tool among performance testers and is widely used in the industry for testing the performance and scalability of web applications and services.

Why should I take Vskills JMeter Certification?

Taking a JMeter certification can provide several benefits:

Validate your skills: JMeter certification validates your skills in JMeter, a widely used performance testing tool. It can help you stand out among other candidates in the job market, and increase your credibility and confidence in your skills.

Enhance your career prospects: JMeter certification can increase your chances of getting hired as a performance tester or performance engineer. It can also help you advance your career by opening up new opportunities for higher positions and better salaries.

Gain recognition: JMeter certification can help you gain recognition and acknowledgement for your expertise in performance testing, which can be valuable for networking and building your professional reputation.

Learn new skills: Preparing for the certification exam can also help you learn new skills and gain deeper insights into performance testing concepts and practices.

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Who should take Vskills JMeter Certification?

JMeter Certification is ideal for those who are involved in performance testing and want to validate their skills and knowledge of using JMeter for testing web applications, web services, and network services. Here are some specific job roles that can benefit from taking the JMeter Certification:

Performance Testers
Performance Engineers
Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers
Software Developers
System Administrators
IT Managers

Career Opportunities in JMeter

There are various career opportunities in JMeter, especially for those with skills and experience in performance testing. Here are some of the job roles that may require skills and experience in JMeter:

Performance Tester
Performance Engineer
Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer
Software Developer
DevOps Engineer
Consultant
Trainer

Companies that hire JMeter Tester

JMeter is a popular performance testing tool that is widely used in the industry. Many companies across different industries hire JMeter testers to ensure that their web applications and services are performing optimally. Top companies Like Citrix, Bosch, Tech Mahindra, TCS, Accenture, Capgemini, Infosys, Mindtree, Dell etc. constantly hiring certified professionals.

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TABLE OF CONTENT

Introduction

History
The Future
Improvements
Test plan building
Requirements
Optional
Installation
Running JMeter
Configuring JMeter

Building a Test Plan

Adding and Removing Elements
Loading and Saving Elements
Configuring Tree Elements
Saving the Test Plan
Running a Test Plan
Stopping a Test
Error reporting

Elements of a Test Plan

Test Plan
Thread Group
Controllers
Listeners
Timers
Assertions
Configuration Elements
Pre-Processor Elements
Post-Processor Elements
Execution order
Scoping Rules
Properties and Variables
Using Variables to parameterise tests

Building a Web Test Plan

Adding Users
Adding Default HTTP Request Properties
Adding Cookie Support
Adding HTTP Requests
Adding a Listener to View Store the Test Results
Logging in to a web-site
Choose the same user or different users

Building an Advanced Web Test Plan

Handling User Sessions With URL Rewriting
Using a Header Manager

Building a Database Test Plan

Adding Users
Adding JDBC Requests
Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results

Building an FTP Test Plan

Adding Users
Adding Default FTP Request Properties
Adding FTP Requests
Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results

Building an LDAP Test Plan

Adding Users
Adding Login Config Element
Adding LDAP Request Defaults
Adding LDAP Requests
Adding a Response Assertion
Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results
Building an Extended LDAP Test Plan
Adding Users
Adding LDAP Extended Request Defaults
Adding LDAP Requests
Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results

Building a WebService Test Plan

Creating WebService Test Plan
Adding Users
Adding a Listener to View Store the Test Results
Rest Webservice

Building a JMS Point-to-Point Test Plan

Adding a Thread Group
Adding JMS Point-to-Point Sampler
Adding a Listener to View Store the Test Results

Building a JMS Topic Test Plan

Adding Users
Adding JMS Subscriber and Publisher
Adding a Listener to View Store the Test Results

Jmeter Listeners

Default Configuration
CLI mode (batch) test runs
Resource usage
CSV Log format
XML Log format 2.1
XML Log format 2.2
Sample Attributes
Saving Response Data
Loading (reading) response data
Saving Listener GUI data

Remote Testing

Setting up SSL
Doing it Manually
Tips
Using a different port
Using a different sample sender
Dealing with nodes that failed starting
Using a security-manager

Report Dashboard

Overview
Configuring Dashboard Generation
Generating Reports
Default graphs
Generating customs graphs over time

Real-Time Results

Metrics exposed
JMeter configuration
InfluxDB database configuration
Grafana configuration

Best Practices

Always use latest version of JMeter
Use the correct Number of Threads
Where to Put the Cookie Manager
Where to Put the Authorization Manager
Using the HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder
User variables
Reducing Resource Requirements
BeanShell server
BeanShell scripting
Developing script functions in Groovy or Jexl3 etc.
Parameterising tests
JSR223 Elements
Sharing variables between threads and thread groups
Managing properties
Deprecated elements

Help! My boss wants me to load test our application!

Questions to ask
Resources
What platform should I use to run the benchmarks/load-tests?
Tools
How can I enhance JMeter?
Why Java?

Functions and Variables

What can functions do
Where can functions and variables be used?
How to reference variables and functions
The Function Helper Dialog
Functions
Pre-defined Variables
Pre-defined Properties

Regular Expressions

Overview
Examples
Line mode
Meta characters
Placement of modifiers
Testing Regular Expressions

Samplers

FTP Request
HTTP Request
JDBC Request
LDAP Request

Logic Controllers

Simple Controller
Loop Controller
Once Only Controller
Interleave Controller
Random Controller
Random Order Controller
Throughput Controller
If Controller
While Controller
Switch Controller
Switch Controller
ForEach Controller
Module Controller
Include Controller

Hints and Tips

Passing variables between threads
Enabling Debug logging
Searching
JMeter with a HiDPI screen on Linux or Windows
Autosave process configuration
Adding Elements with Hotkeys
Glossary

Certified JMeter Tester

How It Works

Test Details