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Memory Units of Computer

Memory Units of Computer

The computer memory stores data and instructions for the CPU to retrieve access quickly. The computer won’t function properly without a memory. It has two ...
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Running JUnit Tests in JMeter

JMeter and JUnit Integration

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By Kuldeep Rana

In this tutorial, we will learn to integrate JMeter and JUnit. This JMeter and JUnit integration help in load testing of customized Java methods – ...

handling file upload in jmeter

File Upload in JMeter

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By Kuldeep Rana

Handling File Upload in JMeter Quite often we are required to script scenarios where uploading files to server functionality is required to be load tested. ...

beanshell scripting in jmeter

BeanShell Scripting in JMeter

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By Kuldeep Rana

Before starting with beanShell scripting demo, let’s first understand – What is a BeanShell?A BeanShell is light-weight scripting language. It has Java like syntax and ...

Distributed load testing in JMeter

Distributed load testing in JMeter

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By Kuldeep Rana

What is distributed testing? Distributed load testing is the process using which multiple systems are used for simulating the load of a large number of ...

JMeter Result Analysis

JMeter Result Analysis

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By Kuldeep Rana

After executing a load test, we need to interpret the test results. For result interpretation, we use Listeners in JMeter. These listeners provide different matrices ...

api testing using jmeter

API Testing using JMeter

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By Kuldeep Rana

Nowadays, REST (Representational State Transfer) has become the most widely used model for web service implementation. It is lightweight, not strongly typed and unlike SOAP ...

correlation in jmeter

Correlation in JMeter

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By Kuldeep Rana

What is correlation and why it is required? Correlation is the most important aspect of scripting. It usually includes fetching dynamic data from preceding requests/calls ...