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Beanshell is one of the most advanced JMeter built-in components. Get an overview of using JMeter's Beanshell, including predefined variables, debugging, and more.

In this article, we'll discuss JMeter memory profiling, and you'll learn nine ways to get the maximum load on your JMeter test without changing your current hardware setup.

In this article, learn how to ramp up JMeter ramp-up usage and determine the JMeter ramp up period with best practices to mimic different load cases.

Learn how to use Groovy templates shown here in your JMeter performance testing scripts.

Using Grafana and JMeter together allows you to easily monitor JMeter non-GUI results. Find out how to get started with JMeter and Grafana.

NUnit Annotations are easy to use. In this blog, find out the top NUnit annotations available. And learn how to use the NUnit framework to drive automation.

Mainframe LPARs act like separate mainframes and require performance and functional testing to ensure quality. Find out how to make it easy with BlazeMeter.

Learn more about the potent JMeter Jenkins combination: performance testing meets continuous integration.

This blog will give a step-by-step overview of how to automate Maven builds. Get ready to take your continuous delivery implementation to the next level.

What happens when you fuse two of the most popular Open Source testing tools into one script? BlazeMeter has just released the brand new version of BlazeMeter Chrome extension.

In this article, I will present the most common and frequently used methods of working with strings when writing tests in Apache JMeter.

JMeter’s While Controller is, to put it simply, just a repeated “if->then” statement.