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While your test is running JMeter will create the relevant HTTP Request samplers When execution is finished you will have JMeter script "skeleton" See How to Convert LoadRunner Tests to JMeter article …

Given 4000 requests per hour and the fact the application will be used only internally (response time is not crucial) I don't think you have to do any load testing as 4000 requests per hour is just 1. …

Theoretically yes, for example there is Selenium Grid project, as per description: Its aim is to provide an easy way to run tests in parallel on multiple machines. However it might be not the be …

There is one: measure it. Make sure to follow JMeter Best Practices Make sure to set up monitoring of baseline OS health metrics like CPU, RAM, Network, Disk usage, etc. If you don't have better opti …

You should not be using any listeners, they don't add any value and just consume valuable resources. Yes, you are very smart and generated the proper export filter but I fail to see where the filter …

Well-behaved JMeter test should produce the same network footprint as the real browser. So make sure that your JMeter is configured to behave exactly like a real browser in terms of: Handling embedde …

Your question is not clear. We need to see the response(s) from your browser developer tools and from JMeter's View Results in Table and View Results Tree listeners in order to be able to help. Better …

If you don't understand what's written in plain English you should invest some time into learning this language, i.e. https://www.duolingo.com/ is a good option If you don't understand how to implem …

If you don't want to see child sample results in the .jtl results file - you can set jmeter.save.saveservice.subresults property to false If you don't want to see child sample results in the HTML Rep …

The best option will be deploying some free and open source application like Drupal, Magento, Moodle, etc. somewhere to your intranet. This way you will be able not only to get hands on experience wit …

You should not be trying to "break" the application, the targets of the performance testing could be: Check whether your application is capable of handling anticipated load, i.e. if you expect 1000 …

You cannot extrapolate the results you get for the scaled down environment to the full-size environment, if the scaled down environment has 25% of the production's hardware capacity it doesn't necessa …

It depends. JMeter acts as follows: JMeter starts defined number of threads during ramp-up period Threads start executing samplers upside down (or according to Logic Controllers) When thread does …

Coming back to your question: In LoadRunner the ramp-up settings are more "smooth" and in your setup you're releasing next 50 users "chunk" at once Once all users are started you need to hold the load …

You can go for __threadNum() and __CSVRead() functions combination. __threadNum() returns the current virtual user number, User1 will get 1, User2 will get 2, etc. __CSVRead() takes file path as an …