Tag: ApacheJMeter

Load Testing Smooth Streaming Video with JMeter The format Microsoft Smooth Streaming is an adaptive video streaming format created by Microsoft and used to stream content through HTTP requests. This streaming format was first used during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. Like other adaptive HTTP streaming technologies (Apple HLS, MPEG-DASH, Adobe HDS …), it allows […]

Apache JMeter 3.2 released: 4 months after the 3.1 release, Apache JMeter 3.2 has been released with another set of very nice features. We’ll show you in this blog the most important ones. Apache JMeter 3.2 in few numbers: Although there is some confusion in the community on JMeter version numbering, version 3.2 is not […]

UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.3.0 for Apache JMeter released UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.3.0 New features Support for GWTRPC obfuscation Plugin is now also able to handle obfuscated/elided types. Missing classes now also detected during GWTRPC conversion to XML When you convert a GWTRPC response to XML, the plugin now tells you which are the missing classes […]

JMeter 3.1 is out with great new features: 6 months after the Major 3.0 release which brought a lot of new features, 3.1 has been released with another set of very nice features. We’ll show you in this blog the most important ones. JMeter 3.1 in few numbers: Don’t be confused, 3.1 is not a […]

Updated on the 7th of may 2020 MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP, ISO/IEC 23009-1:2012) is a vendor free format that is used to stream content through HTTP requests. It is gaining popularity and its usage increases as many providers allow customers to use this format to deliver content (ie various cloud services, even Microsoft […]

Magento Performance Toolkit I recently discovered that Magento Team provided a performance toolkit based on Apache JMeter: https://github.com/magento/magento-performance-toolkit It is a great initiative as performance of eCommerce websites is critical nowadays and bad performance can make your customers quit your website. I was curious to see how it was implemented so I grabbed the JMX […]