BlazeMeter engines run on Taurus and support various different open-source testing tools. Upload your own JMX script to run a JMeter test, or run a Gatling test by uploading a .scala file. The same goes for K6, Vegeta, Selenium Java/Ruby/Python and others. Additional files distributed to every test engine can be added too.
Create a Performance Test
Follow these steps:
- In the main menu, click the Performance tab.
- Click Create Test.
- Click Performance Test.
The Configuration tab for the test opens.
If you uploaded a test script but BlazeMeter did not automatically recognize what type of test it is, consider adding a YAML configuration file to help identify it and configure the system.
Configure a Test
How you configure your test from here depends on what type of test you want to use. The options are:
- If you uploaded a JMeter JMX script, see Creating a JMeter Test.
- If you uploaded a Taurus YAML configuration file with your script, see Creating a Taurus Test.
- If you want to create a Scriptless URL or API test, see Creating a URL/API Performance Test.
- If you uploaded a script without including a YAML configuration file, fill out the configuration options in your test.
Load Testing Best Practices
Read the How to Do Load Testing blog post to discover best practices and hands-on tools for preparing, creating and running performance tests.
You'll learn how to do load testing from beginning to end and points to consider when planning your test strategy.
To learn more about advanced performance test configuration options, see:
- Scenario Definition
- Load Configuration
- Load Distribution
- Mock Services Configuration
- Failure Criteria
- End User Experience Monitoring
- APM Integration
- JMeter Properties
- DNS Override
- Network Emulation
- Duplicate, Delete or Move a Test
- Debug Test: Low-Scale Test Run, Enhanced Logging (NTC)
- Original Test Configuration Report
- Reporting Selectors for Scenario and Location
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