Leverage Your Load Tests With JMeter And Selenium Grid
summary
Shows how to run real browser load tests by wiring JMeter 3 to Selenium Grid and saving results into Jenkins performance plugin and JMeter HTML/APDEX reports. Demonstrates remote WebDriver Sampler opening 5 then 10 Chrome browsers with a 5s ramp‑up, explains splitting users across grid nodes to reach hundreds or thousands, mentions needing to rewrite tests into the WebDriver Sampler, using CSV Data Config for user data, and using BlazeMeter for distributed geographic/network emulation.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 2:45Why We Need Load Testing
- 3:29Why Do We Need To Do Load Testing
- 6:16Selenium Grid
- 7:04Selenium Plugin for Jmeter
- 15:51Add a Performance Plug-In
- 17:08Add a Build Script
- 17:42Publish Performance Report
- 20:42Performance Trend
- 23:48How the Epics Reports of Jmeter Work for Jmeter and Selenium Grid Tests
- 26:52Html Report
- 30:20Ramp Up Time
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