Load Testing

✅Prerequisites

• Install the above-mentioned programs.
• I suggest a multicore CPU with four or more cores.
• Memory 16GB of RAM is a good value.

Now you are all set to do load testing on a website.

✅Now I will talk about how to create a JMX file using BlazeMeter.

1. First of all, you have to pick a website where you will perform load testing. Please don’t use any production website; use any testing demo site.
2. Record User Interactions
   • Navigate to the web application you want to test in your Chrome browser.
   • Click on the BlazeMeter extension icon in your toolbar to open the extension.
   • Click the “Record” button to start recording your interactions.
   • Interact with the web application as a user would. Navigate through different pages, click buttons, fill out forms, and perform various actions.
   • When you’re done recording, click the “Stop” button in the BlazeMeter extension.
3. Export the Recorded Script
   • After stopping the recording, you will be prompted to save the recorded interactions as a JMeter test script.
   • Enter name and save the JMX file, then paste: apache-jmeter-5.6.2\bin in this folder.

✅Let’s see how to open it in JMeter and Configure Test Plan

1. Open JMeter. Go to apache-jmeter-5.6.2\bin this location double click on jmeter.bat.
2. Now clicked on File => Open.
3. Select your JMX file.

Configure your Test as your test plan

• Clicked on Thread Group
  • Keep the number of Thread 100
  • Keep Ramp-up period 10.
  • Disable all the assertion and Listener. This is very important to disable all listeners. 
  • Now Save the file.