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Highlights
JMeter - Does not have great support for CI/CD systems like Jenkins, Bamboo, Azure DevOps.
Gatling- Gatling was built with modern CI/CD systems support.
JMeter allows live test run monitoring. The same is not available for Gatling.
Gatling- Gatling tests are code, and keeping track of code is easy with tools like Git, SVN, and
Helix Core.
JMeter- doesn’t fit well with source control systems like Git/SVN.
JMeter, it is harder to create reusable testing components. (Will get stuck in copy/paste
situations if the same logic in multiple places.)
Gatling- Component reuse is easier in the case of Gatling because it is entirely coded. Can use
programming principles such as Object-Oriented Programming in test code to make it easily
maintainable and robust.
Gatling
Pros
Offers integration into CI/CD pipelines
It needs fewer third party plugins
Lightweight and consumes smaller memory
Has recording functionality
Offers real-time test monitoring
Cons
Has a smaller open source community
No GUI for non-developers
JMeter
Pros
Has GUI for less technical users
It has a long list of supported protocols and plugins
Completely open-source and free
Plenty of online support
Offers dynamic HTML reports
Cons
It consumes a lot more memory
Not ideal for software configuration management (SCM)
JMeter report sample