How to use blazemeter chrome extension

 

Are you struggling to test the performance of your Web app?

Are you looking for straight forward and easy tool to perform a performance test?

Then you are at right place and this post is only for you.

Hi folks,

we will discuss how chrome extension blaze meter works. 

Blaze meter is one of best tool to use for load test and performance test.

I learnt little bit about blazer meter extension how to use for testing. let me explain to you as well.

Step1:

Go to below link in chrome browser and blaze meter as one of your chrome extension .

Click Here

Step2:

Add the extension to pin to tab by clicking on extension. blazermeter 

 Then you can see option Login/ Sign up
 Click login or signup.

You will be redirected to below URL.

Click Here

Go to register tab .if you have a Google account create with google account else 

Step 3:

Then Open the website you are going to test.

 i am testing my blogging site for testing. blazer meter 

After success login then click start button as shown in above.

 Then click Stop button to stop recording.

Step4:

Then open the extension from tab then you will have save option.

We will have 3 options to save JMX and selenium and JMeter.

This file will be saved with all the requests we did in the website.

 This JMX file contains all the requests so this we can use for testing the application as well as load testing with concurrent user in blaze meter performance test.

Step5:

Now You have JMX file which you can open in JMeter and run test cases.

Go to Blazermeter.com and go to dashboard and click create test.

Click on Performance Test. Then you will see below screen.

Drag and Drop the JMX file You downloaded in last step.

Then configure the Load test values

and click run you will see the popup.

 Click Launch Server.

It will run up to configured duration.

After running 5 mins you will get results. go through the site given below to understand about the results.

Blazemeter Summary Report

The summary report provides the following statistics:

• Max Users: maximum number of concurrent users,
• Avg Throughput: hits per second,
• Errors %: percentage of errors,
• Average Response Time: average response time in milliseconds,
• 90% Response Time: 90% Percentile response time,
• Average Bandwidth: average KiB per second during the test.

It includes two graphs:

• Load Graph: displays hits/sec, errors/sec and concurrent users curves,
• Response Time Graph: displays concurrent users and average response time curves.

The summary is static: metrics cannot be added or removed.

Request Stats

The request stats provides a table which contains the global statistics for each transaction or request. The following statistics are available:

• # Samples: number of samples,
• Avg Response Time (ms): Average Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• 90th line (ms): 90% centile on Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• 95th line (ms): 95% centile on Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• 99th line (ms): 99% centile on Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• Min Response Time (ms): Minimum Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• Max Response Time (ms): Maximum Elapsed Time in milliseconds,
• Average KiB/sec: Network Throughput (download) in KiloBytes per second,
• Error Percentage: Percent of hits in error.

Step6:

We Can share the results to anyone by clicking Share Report:

My Report I am sharing here for reference.

Click Here

I followed and understood about JMeter results from this blog. This might help you also.

Here

Thanks for reading.