Complete Performance Testing using Jmeter

Complete Performance Testing using Jmeter

What you'll learn
Thorough understanding of Performance Testing concepts and terms
Overview of Performance Test Life Cycle (PTLC)
How does HTTP/HTML protocol works?
Prepare Low to Med Complexity Jmeter Performance Test scripts
Execute simple Load Tests and Analyse Results
Get in to a job as 'Trainee Performance Test Engineer'

Requirements
Willingness to Learn new skills
Analytical inclination

Description
1. Course teaches you complete Performance Testing to kick start your career:     a) Why,When,What of Performance Testing     b) How Performance impacts revenues     c) Economy of Performance Testing     d) Terminology and concepts (below are just key ones)          1. Response time, Think Time, Pacing time         2. Concurrency         3. Vuser, Latency        4. Types of Architectures        5. Utilizations        6. Types of Performance Tests   e) Performance Test Life Cycle       1. Stages       2. Activities       3. Best practices2. How does HTTP/HTML protocol work    a) Using ‘Developer Tools’    b) HTTP Request    c) HTTP Response    d) HTTP Headers    e) Response code    f) Methods – GEP,POST,PUT,DELETE    g) url encoding3. Statistics required for a Performance Tester    a) Average,Std Deviation,percentile4. Basic Performance Laws5. Jmeter Hands on Sessions    a) Script preparation        i. Parameterization       ii. Correlation       iii. Assertion       iv. debugging  b) Understanding and usage of all the required Jmeter elements - TestPlan,ThreadGroup,Listners,Samplers, Timers,Pre-processors, Post Processors,DebugSampler,HTTPs Test Script Recorder etc.  c) Regular Expressions  d) Introduction to Groovy Scripting  e) Recording Scripts     i. Browser proxy settings     ii. Security Certidicate   f) Jmeter Templates   g) Jmeter variables and properties   h) Functions   i) Plugin Manager   j) Dryruns   k) Set up Load Test   l) Running Jmeter in CLI mode m) Load Test Execution  n) Basic Results Analysis  o) Scoping rules  p) Best Practices in Jmeter usage

Who this course is for:
IT under graduate students, IT Freshers, Experienced Functional Testers, Experienced Test Automation Engineers, Developers, Business Analysts, Anyone with IT background wanting to Learn Performance Testing