Certified Performance Engineer JMeter

• Introduction to web application performance testing
• What is Performance testing?
• Performance testing types
• Stress testing
• Load Testing
• Spike Testing
• Endurance Testing
• Volume Testing
• Identify Performance Parameters
• Response time
• Throughput
• Memory
• CPU utilization
• End To End Performance Testing Process

• Questions to be asked before starting the performance testing project
• What is a real life scenario
• Creating a UserLoad/Workload Model
• Factors to consider while prioritizing the Inscope workflows

Hands-on Activity

• The Participants will create a simple userload model to be used for one real life application
• The Participants will design a questionnaire to be asked for requirement gathering

• JMeter basics
• JMeter Terminology
• Load Testing Process

• Recording steps on a website
• Using HTTP Proxy server
• Configuring the browser for recording the test script
• Configuring Firefox Mozilla , IE

• What is a test plan?
• Recording & Playback
• Adding Users
• Adding Default HTTP Request Properties
• Adding Cookie Support
• Adding a Listener to View/Store the Test Results

Hands-on Activity

• Record and Playback a web application’s workflow to validate if script is recorded properly

• Handling the dynamic server values
• What is Correlation
• Why Correlation
• Regular Expression
• Using Regular Expression Extractor in JMeter Tests
• Parameterize with test data:
  • What is Parameterization
  • Why Parameterize
  • Identifying the test data on AUT
  • Using the CSV Data Config in JMeter Tests

• Adding Assertions to the test script
• What is Assertion
• Why Assertion
• Handling Timers
• What is timer?
• Use of timers in a test plan
• Review of Parameterization and Correlation
• Creating a final script after correlation and parameterization for the real life application
• Adding transaction, timers & Assertions to the script

Hands-on Activity

• The Participants will create a dynamic neoload script capable to work for multiple users running iteratevely
• The Participants will enhance the script with Parametrization and make sure the script is passsing different values for different users

• Running the tests
• Threads
• Ramp up
• Scheduler
• How to design a real life Scenario
• Running Testing using GUI
• Running Test using Non-GUI
• Listeners
• Introduction to Listeners
• Different types of listeners
• Aggregate Report
• Aggregate Graph
• View Results Tree
• View Results in Table
• Summary Report

• Analyzing the Results
• Understanding Table Results
• Understanding Graph Results
• Introduction to Benchmarking and Bottleneck Identification

Hands-on Activity

• Prepare a script containing correlation, Parameterization, Listener, Assertion
• Execute the script for 5 users and analyses the results

• Perfmon
• Study of Counters
• Capturing Perfmon data
• Configuring Perfmon
• How To Prepare Load test execution Report
• Parameters to be presented in Performance Benchmark report

Performance testing is used to determine how fast a website or app will be responding to a user request when multiple users access it. It involves testing software application to make sure that the software is working well under the expected workload.

If any website or application is not performing well then user may not be interested to use that site due to poor performance. So, we need to do Performance Testing to verify • how fast system is responding to load • if system can handle large volume of users • if system is responding quickly

Functional Testing is done to verify the accuracy of the software with definite inputs against expected output. Performance Testing is done to validate the behaviour of the system at various load conditions.

There are 3 types of Performance Testing: • Load Performance Testing: This is done to determine that how do application work with a huge amount of data. • Stress Performance Testing: This is done to examine the behaviour of application during the peak activity bursts. • Capacity Performance Testing: It is done to measure the entire capacity of the system and helps in detailing at what time the response time will become unacceptable.

Jmeter is a Java based open source application used for measuring the performance of application. It is a Java desktop application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance of the client/server applications.

We arrange some extra time so that you can align yourself with the ongoing class.

• Open Source License.
• Friendly GUI
• Platform Independent
• Easy Installation
• Supports multi protocol
• Highly extensible
• Unlimited testing capabilities
• Full multi-threading framework

You will be eligible for nighty percent refund unJMeter is an open source tool having a more user-friendly GUI and also have a cross-platform capabilities(i.e. it can run everywhere where Java runs).
Whereas Load Runner is a licensed software and works only on PCs and Linux.
til one week before commencement of a course.

For Virtual Instructor-Led (IVLT) training:

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If a cancellation is done by a learner within 7 days (or less) of the start of the batch or after attending a maximum of 2 classes, 25% of the total paid fee will be deducted and the remaining amount will be refunded to the learner.

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You can choose any upcoming training and we can accommodate you in that

No, your Selenium Architect Certificate will be valid for life time.