Hi, you need to plan your load testing according to your requirements. I would suggest start with getting started with Jmeter in the official website.
But a starter, 1) Record your script with jmeter 2) Each user interaction should be a transaction like login is one transaction 3) Then handle your script with correlation and parameterization etc if there are in dynamic values generated by the server. Like login would create a token to uniquely identify the requests 4) Once the script execution is successful you can move to do load testing using non gui mode 5) Then you can move more advanced topic, like parallel execution with master-slave approch, monitoring your servers while doing load testing etc. PS: Please don't share your private IP to the internet. It's not safe and recommend:) On Sat, May 9, 2020, 12:18 TAN TH <[email protected]> wrote: > I am very new to this, and I need some advice. > I have an application (http://20.43.146.0/CelayaPlant/) which requires > Username and Pasword to access it. > I need Loading Testing of the application after the user has login with > the correct Username and Password.Loading Testing of the application (which > is a Shiny Server application) would need to test several tabs inside, > which the Browser weblink still remains athttp://20.43.146.0/CelayaPlant/ for > all the tabs. > > Can you help to list the steps I need to do for the loading testing for my > needs using JMeter? > Thanks.Sincerely,Thiam Huat >
