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Vincenzo Marrazzo

Test Automation Specialist

Vincenzo Marrazzo is a Test Automation Specialist. He has over 14 years of experience in various contexts both with open-source technologies and commercial ones. His primary activities are Test Automation and Performance Test. Vincenzo currently works at Capgemini Engineering Italy.

Latest Content from Vincenzo Marrazzo

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How to Install Jenkins Plugins

Want to learn how to install Jenkins plugins? Start here and learn everything you need to know about installing Jenkins plugins for personal debugging, CI/CD, and so much more.
Open Source Automation, DevOps
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How to Handle JMeter Correlation

JMeter correlation is the process of capturing and storing the dynamic response from the server and passing it on to subsequent requests. Learn how to make JMeter correlation SO much faster.
Open Source Automation
Blog

Selenium vs. JMeter: Which One Should You Choose, and When?

Testing tools like JMeter, Selenium and more are important for your DevOps cycle. Between Selenium vs. JMeter, learn which one is right for you.
Open Source Automation
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How to Test IBM MQ Docker

In this tutorial, learn how we can learn how to customize IBM MQ Docker's configuration with JMeter to test this container like an application.
Open Source Automation
Blog

JMeter Distributed Testing with Docker

This blog post will focus on how to perform JMeter Distributed Testing with Docker.
Open Source Automation
Blog

How to Use Docker with JMeter

Docker is an important part of the digital revolution. With JMeter Docker, you can virtualize the network infrastructure, enabling developers to virtually handle everything from source to production.
Open Source Automation
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IBM MQ Tutorial: Learn How to Testing With JMeter

With this IBM MQ tutorial, find out how to run a JMeter load test and how to produce and consume messages to and from an IBM MQ queue.
Open Source Automation
Blog

Which Language Bindings should be used with Selenium?

In this article we will discuss some (of many!) language bindings that Selenium offers: Java, Python and Robot Framework. Moreover during this paper we present a running test case approached with different Selenium bindings.
Open Source Automation