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Dmitri Tikhanski

Contributing Writer

Dmitri Tikhanski is a Contributing Writer to the BlazeMeter blog and an accomplished Quality Assurance Engineer specializing in testing automation and performance testing. Dmitri has over 10 years of experience in QA Engineering and currently works as a Senior Test Consultant where he specializes in providing performance testing services to automotive vendors. 

Latest Content from Dmitri Tikhanski

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IP Spoofing With JMeter: How to Simulate Requests from Different IP Addresses

This article will show you how to set up IP spoofing in JMeter so you can simulate requests from different IP addresses.
Open Source Automation
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How to Use JMeter Assertions in Three Easy Steps

JMeter assertions are undeniably valuable. Find out which JMeter assertions you need to use and how to get started.
Open Source Automation
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Apache Groovy: What Is Groovy Used For?

Why use Apache Groovy to improve developer productivity? Learn more about why this programming language is a popular, especially when it comes to performance.
Test Automation
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Test Automation: The Ultimate Guide To Getting Started

Get an overview of test automation, including the types of tests you can automate, how to choose which use cases to automate, and top test automation tools.
Test Automation
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JMeter Installation: How to Get Started

Learn how to install JMeter and create test plans to get started with the testing process.
Open Source Automation
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Introducing Apache JMeter 5.4: New Features and Abilities

The Apache JMeter™ team released Apache JMeter 5.4 in December 2020. This article provides information about this new version, on top of the official JMeter changelog and the JMeter 5.4 announcement.
Open Source Automation, DevOps
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Beanshell vs. JSR223 vs. Java For JMeter: Complete Showdown

What are the differences between Beanshell vs. JSR223 vs. Java for JMeter scripting? Find out in the ultimate showdown featured in this blog!
Open Source Automation, Performance Testing
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JMeter Command Line Overview: 5 Ways To Launch a Test

Learn how to use methods such as the JMeter command line or the BlazeMeter API for unattended test execution. Load test at scale without even opening a browser.
Open Source Automation
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How to Run Performance Tests on OAuth Secured Apps with JMeter

In this blog we'll explore JMeter OAuth testing and how to run performance tests on OAuth secured apps with JMeter.
Open Source Automation, Performance Testing