Jmeter Environment

Official Link

https://jmeter.apache.org/

Q&A

Issue-1.Out of memory issue

On Windows (32bit)

• Only support max 1.5g memory.

On Windows (64bit)

• Manual Step:
  1.Install JDK 64bit
  2.Edit /bin/jmeter.bat

  set HEAP=-xms2g -Xmx2g -XX:MaxMetaspaceSize=4g
  3.Restart Jmeter

On mac

• Manual Step:
  1.Install JDK 64bit
  2.Edit /bin/jmeter.sh

  JVM_ARGS="-xms1m -Xmx4m"
  3.Restart Jmeter

Issue-2.Build server and agent

Agent Setting

1. Install Jmeter on agent
2. Modify jmeter.properties

server.rmi.ssl.disable=true
server.rmi.localport=4000 (Need change to available port)

3. Set the “JMETER_HOME” in .bash_profile (mac) or environment variable (windows)
4. Run jmeter-server

Server Setting

1. Install Jmeter on server
2. Modify jmeter.properties

remote_hosts=192.168.1.135:56481,crm.diningcity.cn:56481 ( agent ip + port )
server.rmi.ssl.disable=true

3. Set the “JMETER_HOME” in .bash_profile (mac) or environment variable (windows)
4. Run jmeter -> Run remote

Basic

Tools Operation

• Create a Test Plan.
• Right click on mouse and “Add” the Thread Group.
• Add other controls

Common controls

• Config Element
  • CSV Data Set Config : Read config from CSV file.
  • HTTP Head Manager : Set the HTTP Head on the thread group.
  • JDBC Connection Configuration : Set DB connection configuration.
  • User Defined Variables : Set variables on the thread group, use ${variables} to link setting.
• Listener
  • View Results Tree : Check the test result.
  • Summary Report : Check the test performance cost.
• Sampler
  • HTTP Request : API request
  • JDBC Request : DB request
• Assertions
  • Response Assertions : Get and check the response
  • Json Assertions : Get and check the json response
  • BeanShell Assertion : Input code and check the response

Common setting

Thread setting

Database setting

HTTP Request setting

Advance

Java code

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