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It is important to ensure delivery of a quality software product. Thus, the engineers involved in testing the product, adopt various testing approaches. It is required to ensure that the application runs without any failures. This article on “Load Testing using JMeter” will provide in-depth knowledge about a load testing tool for analyzing and measuring the performance in the following sequence:

Load Testing is a type of Performance Testing that determines the performance of the system under real life conditions. It examines how the system behaves during normal and high loads and determines if a system, piece of software, or computing device can handle high loads given a high demand of end users.

Load Testing is used to identify the following :

Performance testing is significant in real time, particularly from a point of view of customer satisfaction. There are several performance testing tools available such as:

Apache JMeter is one of the most preferred tools for performing testing. Let’s move ahead with our “Load Testing using JMeter”article and have a look at all the advantages of JMeter.

Apache JMeter is a testing tool used for analyzing and measuring the performance of different software services and products. It is a pure Java open source software used for testing Web Application or FTP application.

It is used to execute performance testing, load testing and functional testing of web applications. JMeter can also simulate a heavy load on a server by creating tons of virtual concurrent users to web server.

Apache JMeter open source software fills a big void by making the testing process easy. Some of the advantages of JMeter include:

Open-source – JMeter is an open source software. This means that it can be downloaded free of cost. It is also a 100% pure Java application. The developer can use its source code, can modify and customize it as per their requirement.

User-friendly – JMeter has a comprehensive GUI, which helps to create test plan and configure the elements. Adding elements is also easy. You just have to right-click on the tree scenario and add what you need to do.

Support – Basically it is designed for performance testing, but also supports other non-functional tests such as Stress Testing, Distributed Testing, Web service testing, etc by creating test plans.

Comprehensive Documentation – This is one of the most important things to be highlighted. Because of its robust documentation, user can have a clear idea on each and every step, starting from scratch including installation and configuration of the test settings and generating final report.

Recording – JMeter allows user to record HTTP/HTTPS to create Test plan using Recording facility. We use Proxy Server that allows JMeter to watch and record your actions while you browse your web application with your normal browser.

Reporting – JMeter supports dashboard report generation. A host of reports are generated through JMeter which helps the user to understand Performance test execution results.

You can refer to the JMeter Tutorial to know about the steps involved in the installation process of the testing tool and have a look at the different elements that are used while performing any test.

The different components of JMeter are called Elements. Each Element is designed for a specific purpose. Some of the main elements are :

Now all the above elements are already explained in detail in the JMeter Tutorial. In this Load Testing using JMeter, there is another new element that is required for performing the test in non-GUI mode.

Assertion in JMeter is used to validate response of the request, that you have sent to the server. Assertion is a process where you verify expected result with the actual result of the request at run time. If you need to apply assertion on a particular Sampler, then add it as a child of that Sampler.

If you need to apply assertion on a particular Sampler, then add it as a child of that Sampler. You can view assertion results by adding “Assertion Listener” to the Thread Group.

Before knowing the steps of performing a test in non-GUI mode, let’s see why do we prefer the non-GUI mode :

Now let’s have a look at the steps involved in load testing using JMeter with the command prompt.

The command to run the Test Plan in the command prompt is as follows :

Where,

-n -> non-GUI mode -t -> Location for jmeter test script -l -> Location of the result file

These were the steps involved in performing a test through command prompt. Now let’s move ahead with our “Load Testing using JMeter” article and see how to generate a report on dashboard.

JMeter supports dashboard report generation to get graphs and statistics from a test plan. The dashboard generator is a modular extension of JMeter. Its default behavior is to read and process samples from CSV files to generate HTML files containing graph views. It can generate the report at end of a load test or on demand.

The command to generate report on Dashboard is:

Where,

-e -> To generate HTML Reports -o -> Location of the Output folder

This Report provides the following metrics:

Here is a video on Load Testing using JMeter that will provide you step-by-step guide on how to perform testing using the command prompt and generate a report on dashboard!