Apache Jmeter 5.

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Shay Ginsbourg

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APACHE JMETER 5.0

PERFORMANCE
VALIDATION
SOLUTION

Q4 2018 – Q1 2019
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 Shay Ginsbourg

 Regulatory & Testing Affairs Consultant 2008

 Formerly QA Manager of LoadRunner at

Mercury Interactive (NASDAQ-100)

 M.Sc. Cum Laude Bio-Medical Engineering

2003 Tel Aviv University

 M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering 1996

Technion
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 Performance Validation & Load Testing Process:

 Requirements

 Planning

 Setup

 Recording
 Replaying
 Testing
 Staging
 Production
 Reporting
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 Concurrency Testing Setup

Client side solution:

OS:Linux/Windows Server 64-bit

JVM (JMeter now supports JAVA 9) java.com
Apache Jmeter 5.0
Jmeter Plug-ins 1.3
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 The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is an

American non-profit corporation to support Apache
software projects, including the Apache HTTP Server.
The ASF was formed from the Apache Group in 1999.
 The Apache Software Foundation is a decentralized
open source community of developers. The software
they produce is distributed under the terms of the
Apache License and is Free and Open-Source
Software (FOSS).
 Projects: HTTP Server, OpenOffice, Groovy, NetBeans,
Maven, Jmeter, and many more.
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 Apache JMeter is open source software,

a 100% pure Java desktop application
designed to load test functional behavior
and measure performance.
It was originally designed for testing Web
Applications but has since expanded to
other test functions.

 Protocols: Web - HTTP, HTTPS; SOAP/REST; FTP;

TCP; Database via JDBC; LDAP; Mail -
SMTP(S), POP3(S) and IMAP(S); Native
commands or shell scripts;

IMAP = Internet Message Access Protocol

JDBC = Java Database Connectivity
LDAP = Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
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Run Demo
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Active Threads Over Time is a simple listener showing how many

active threads are there in each thread group during test run.
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This graph displays the hits per second generated by the test plan to the server.
Hits include child samples from transactions and embedded resources hits.
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This graph displays the response code per second

returned from the server during the load test.
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Latency + Processing Time

= Response Time

This graph displays the response time distribution during the test.
The X axis shows the response times grouped by interval, and the
Y axis the number of samples which are contained in each interval.
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This graph displays for each sampler the average response time in milliseconds.
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This graph displays the percentiles for the response time values. The X Axis
represents percentage, and the Y Axis Response time values. One point (P, Value)
means for the whole scenario, P percent of the values are bellow Value ms.
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This graph shows how Response Time changes with amount of parallel
threads. Naturally, server takes longer to respond when a lot of users
requests it simultaneously. This graph visualizes such dependencies.
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This graph shows the number of transactions per second for each
sampler. It counts for each seconds the number of finished transactions.
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During a load test, it is important to monitor the servers (localhost, Load

balancer, web server, app server, database server). Thee monitored
parameters include: CPU, Memory, Swap, Disks I/O and Networks I/O.
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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New XPath2 Extractor allows the user to extract value(s) from

structured response - XML or (X)HTML - using XPath2 query language.
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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New XPath2 Extractor allows the user to extract value(s) from

structured response - XML or (X)HTML - using XPath2 query language.
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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New Boundary Extractor element available provides easy extraction

with better performances.
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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New Boundary Extractor element available provides easy extraction

with better performances.
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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New JSON Assertion element available to assert on JSON responses.

JSON = JavaScript Object Notation

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New JSON Assertion element available to assert on JSON responses.

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New JSON Assertion element available to assert on JSON responses.

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New JSON Assertion element available to assert on JSON responses.

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

New JSON Assertion element available to assert on JSON responses.

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

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 New in versions 4.0-5.0:

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 Conversion of LoadRunner scripts:

 Online conversion
 Double proxy
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 Recording scripts from mobile

applications and tablets of
all types and operating systems:

 Double proxy
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 LINUX vs. Windows:

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 LINUX vs. Windows:

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 LINUX vs. Windows:

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