How to Run a Load Test in JMeter using Ultimate Thread Group

"Excited to share my latest video on how to execute a successful load test using JMeter with the Ultimate Thread Group! In this video, I walk you through the process of setting up a load test using JMeter and the Ultimate Thread Group, a powerful tool for simulating realistic user behavior and testing performance under different load conditions.
With the Ultimate Thread Group, you can dynamically adjust the number of threads during a test, configure the load profile, and monitor the number of active threads and bytes throughput over time. This valuable tool can help you identify performance bottlenecks, server capacity limits, and other issues that may impact the performance of your application or website.
Whether you're a seasoned load tester or new to the field, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding how to use JMeter with the Ultimate Thread Group for load testing. Check it out now and let me know what you think!"
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[@manikandanv1811]

The only source in internet to realtime projects for performance testing GREAT !....🌺

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Thanks Manikandan for your feedback

[@vidhyasubramani8009]

this would be a basic question how did you provide those values as 30-300-360-3600-180 , 15-300-360-3600-180 and 120-300-3600-180 . Is there any particular thing that should be focused while giving these values in ultimate thread group

[@user-uu8kt5um7u]

There are only 4 Thread Groups in my JMeter, I don't have free-form, ultimate, stepping... do you know why ?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Please down the plugins using plugins manger or from jmeter plugins page

[@MS-yn1zj]

Hello Vasanth , This is very basic question which i am looking for an answer in all of your topics but not yet. I want to simulate a scenario wherein i have two machines that takes load and each of them capable of taking 2 requests per 500 ms in real time. I wanted to test capture the response time by increasing the no of requests. 1. Where do i see response time for each request in jmeter. The ones from Response time graph is for overall samplers not helping me. used Jc@response time over time again not convincing. can you please help how do i find the response time for each request that is been made and not for the entire samplers? 2. can i control no of requests per thread?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Thanks for asking but this has to be discussed over call, please feel free to arrange a catch-up and we can discuss . Reach out to me at [e-mail]

[@arunsabee2628]

Hi Sir. I have a usecase on concurrency testing For eg: let's have PUT method (/api/id) in which we will replace the id with csv of multiple ids "say 30" which will runs through the API. I need to make this call to trigger at the same time which means no need of ramp-up time or ramp-up step just need to trigger parallel. How to achieve this.

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Use thread group and make ramp up time to 0

[@arunsabee2628]

@@littleslawyoutubechannel tried this already sir. But it is not triggering as per the requirement. I have triggered the same api in 30 threads in a thread group it has triggered all the requests sequentially that shouldn’t be the case. If I triggered 30 requests it should trigger at a same time (in one second) and only 20 requests will be get triggered successfully remaining should be failed as we have designed only 20 apis call can be concurrently made in one second.

[@user-nj8ny6hi3g]

Hello, the video series is really great, but starting from the smoke test, it adds more scenarios not covered here. Additionally, it doesn't show adding samplers to the ultimate thread group. Can you share the JMX file used in the video for load testing?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Yes sure thanks

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Hi, you can find the jmx file under the following github repo: github.com/vasanthshanmugam/apachedemo_01/tree/main/Sprint%20one

[@sarathr4495]

Hi Can we run using non GUI mode for spike testing ?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

That’s a good question , I will post a video on it very soon. Thanks sarath

[@vidhyasubramani8009]

Can you also use load generators to run the test in JMeter(once after the test scripts are completed what is the procedure to execute the scripts). How to use Non GUI mode o run the test. How to make use of distributed test once script is completed using JMeter (How many master and slave machines are needed and how to configure them how to check the 90%) Can you please address these questions to crack an interview

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Sure , please check my interview questions playlist

[@vdr7363]

Response message:Non HTTP I am getting it most of the times I run it. Any suggestions

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

What is the full response

[@germanhid2020]

Hello Vasanth. This is a very useful material. If I want load the web application with different quantity of information, and then after each different load I use JMeter to run tests like the ones you've explained so far, but with only 1 thead, would it count as a volume test?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Even with one thread yes it's a volume of 1 user but the objective will change if it's tested with 1 user , we usually call it as benchmarking

[@germanhid2020]

Thank you @@littleslawyoutubechannel for answering! If it's called Benchmarking, could you please indicate what would be the difference with a volume test?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

@germanhid2020 Volume testing checks if an application can handle a lot of data or users at once. It involves simulating high loads to see how the application performs. If it struggles, adjustments are made to improve its capacity.

[@germanhid2020]

@@littleslawyoutubechannel so what would be the difference with the Load test? Isn't it the same objective knowing that you do the load test on an application with certain quantity of information and checks if the application can handle or not certain quantity of users at once, isn't it? Thanks for your response!!

[@jdcartlidge5738]

Im confused why the test finished in 2 min when you have set up the thread groups to run for 1hr 11min?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

I have reduced the execution time keeping the duration of the video in mind

[@vdr7363]

I have doubts about load testing on why we don't run in GUI mode, why should we run in NONGUI mode only?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Running in GUI mode will slow down your machine..

[@vdr7363]

Okay thank you.

[@vdr7363]

How to add Bytes throughput over time and Active thread over time listeners

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

We will see it in next video, is that okay?

[@vdr7363]

Okay thank you for responding.

[@vdr7363]

Please post the next video

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Yes sure, it’s coming tomorrow.. Thanks for checking

[@AmitKumar-eq7lf]

Write a jmeter script for 70 concurrent users with delay of 1 second to simulate a peak load is 2000 users with a session duration of 2.5 minutes and four pages per session viewed

[@AmitKumar-eq7lf]

Can you pls help me

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Can you please explain me more