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JMeter Performance Testing: From Beginner to Expert

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"JMeter Performance From Beginner to Expert" is a comprehensive guide to performance testing using Apache JMeter. This book is designed to take readers from the basics of performance testing to advanced concepts and practices, making them proficient in JMeter for performance testing.

Starting with an introduction to performance testing, the book covers the installation and setup of JMeter, followed by the creation of test plans and the recording of tests. It then delves into managing test data and analyzing performance metrics, before moving on to load and stress testing. The book also covers distributed testing and integration with CI/CD tools.

The book includes practical examples and case studies to help readers understand concepts and best practices. It also covers common mistakes in performance testing and provides tips for effective performance testing.

By the end of this book, readers will have a thorough understanding of performance testing using JMeter and will be able to create, execute, and analyze performance tests for their applications.

85 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 28, 2023

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January 7, 2025
Fine book for introduction but lacks depth

It is an okay book to give some idea of jmeter.

I was looking for a more in depth understanding. For eg: when a test case is created then the overall flow step by step on how users are created, how data is generated then how user gets that data and then sends it to application and then getting response and recording it. I wanted answers for questions like how to generate a load of 1000TPS etc. so not much useful to my needs but probably okay for getting some idea of jmeter.
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