End-to-End Performance Testing: JMeter & Dynatrace

Duration: Hours

Training Mode: Online

Description

Introduction to JMeter & Dynatrace

JMeter & Dynatrace  is an open-source tool for load testing and measuring the performance of web applications, allowing users to simulate multiple users and analyze application behavior under stress. Dynatrace, on the other hand, is a powerful monitoring platform that provides real-time insights into application performance, user experience, and infrastructure health. Together, they enable comprehensive performance testing and monitoring.

Prerequisites to JMeter & Dynatrace

  1. Basic knowledge of performance testing.
  2. Understanding of web technologies (HTTP, web applications).
  3. Experience with Java (optional).
  4. Familiarity with Linux/Unix command line.
  5. Basic understanding of monitoring concepts.
  6. Experience with application development (optional).

TABLE OF CONTENT

1. JMeter :

  1. Introduction to Performance Testing
    1.1 Understanding the Basics of Performance Testing
    1.2 Different Types of Performance Testing
  2. Introduction to JMeter
    2.1 Installation and Setup of JMeter
    2.2 Overview of JMeter Components and Architecture(Ref: Software Architecture Foundations)
  3. Creating Test Plans
    3.1 Building and Configuring Test Plans in JMeter
    3.2 Defining Thread Groups, Samplers, Listeners, and Timers
  4. JMeter Elements
    4.1 Understanding Various Elements Like Controllers, Assertions, and Configuration Elements
  5. Parameterization
    5.1 Using Variables and Properties for Parameterization
    5.2 Data-Driven Testing with CSV Files
  6. Correlation and Regular Expressions
    6.1 Handling Dynamic Values Using Correlation
    6.2 Using Regular Expressions for Pattern Matching
  7. Assertions and Validation
    7.1 Adding Assertions to Verify Response Data
    7.2 Validating Server Responses
  8. Monitoring and Reporting
    8.1 Analyzing Results Using Listeners
    8.2 Generating Performance Reports
  9. Distributed Testing
    9.1 Scaling Tests Using Distributed Configurations
  10. Advanced Topics
    10.1 Scripting with Beanshell or JSR223
    10.2 Integration with External Tools and Plugins

2.Dynatrace:

1. Introduction to Dynatrace
1.1 Overview of Dynatrace and Its Features
1.2 Understanding the Importance of Application Performance Monitoring

2.Installation and Configuration
2.1 Installing and Setting Up Dynatrace
2.2 Configuring Agents for Application Monitoring

3. User Interface and Dashboards
3.1 Navigating the Dynatrace User Interface
3.2 Creating and Customizing Dashboards

4.Application Monitoring
4.1 Monitoring Applications and Services(Ref: Advanced Jira and Confluence: Streamlining Agile Workflows)
4.2 Identifying and Analyzing Performance Bottlenecks

5.Infrastructure Monitoring
5.1 Monitoring Server and Network Infrastructure
5.2 Analyzing Resource Utilization

6.Alerting and Notifications
6.1 Configuring Alerts for Performance Issues
6.2 Setting Up Notification Channels

7.Synthetic Monitoring
7.1 Implementing Synthetic Monitoring for User Experience Testing
7.2 Creating Synthetic Monitors and Alerts

8.Integration and Extensibility
8.1 Integrating Dynatrace with Other Tools
8.2 Extending Monitoring Capabilities

9.Advanced Diagnostics
9.1 Deep-Dive Analysis of Performance Issues
9.2 Using Dynatrace Diagnostics Tools

Reference for JMeter

Reference for Dynatrace

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