Performance Engineering with Jmeter, Taurus and Jenkins

In this course you will learn following items:

• Easy installation and setup

• Tests are written using JSON or YAML

• Ability to run existing scripts that are written in JMeter, Grinder, Gatling or Selenium

• Merge multiple test scripts easily into a single test run

• Real time reporting

• Integration with Blazemeter reporting dashboard

• Create Performance testing/Load testing script using Jmeter

• Create Performance Scenario in Taurus

• Integrate Taurus with Jmeter

• Running Taurus script from Jenkins

• Reporting performance trend using Jenkins

• Reporting performance stats using Taurus

• Performance Testing on API

  This course is built in such a way that newbie can understand the importance of performance testing and how to achieve it easily.

• Advantages of Taurus and how we can use it for different load testing scenarios

• load test scenario parameterization and execution

• load test scenario results analysis

• integration of all above processes into the software development life cycle

• extremely simple setup and upgrading

• an easily-readable, version control friendly and unified DSL (Domain-specific language) to define load test scenarios

• the ability to execute existing JMeter (or Grinder or Gatling or Selenium) tests

• the ability to create new tests from scratch using the aforementioned DSL

• the ability to merge multiple existing test scripts and/or DSL-driven tests into a single scenario

• real-time reporting

• multiple test output formats, including but not limited to:

• a native results format of the underlying testing tool

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