I have an android app in which we can do video call peers to peers using webrtc protocol. I want to perform performance testing of this app using jmeter but I am not able to record this. So guyz Please help me if anyone knows.
Thanks in advance
As it's evidenced by its name, JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder can record only HTTP and HTTPS traffic, moreover I don't think you will be able to record and successfully replay WebRTC calls as they will differ from one virtual user to another.
If you have to load test your service using JMeter I would rather come up with developing a plugin or using JSR223 Test Elements and Groovy language, the WebRTC client/peer libraries you can use are:
webrtc-java
gstreamer-java
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I need to Load chat a chat socket having thousands of users simultaneously from multiple locations side by side
Anyone know of a tool or toolset which might help me accomplish this, currently, I am using JMeter WebSocket is there any other tool that can be helpful
JMeter allows multiple protocols to test. I think it also supports Websocket. If you don't know where to start, here step by step guideline for Jmeter.
Is there any way we can do performance testing for voice or video call ? Jmeter or any other open source tools provide anything ? Please reommend any tool if we can achieve this.
It depends on a network protocol which is being used under the hood of the video and/or audio call.
First of all you need to determine which protocol(s) is (are) used by your application. It can be done using a sniffer tool like Wireshark. Once you know the protocol(s) you should be able to check whether JMeter (or other open source tool) supports this protocol or not.
The options could be in:
JMeter supports the protocol out of the box via one of its Samplers. For example if the protocol is simple enough and can be recorded and replayed you can capture the requests using the aforementioned Wireshark and simulate them with the TCP Sampler, however the chance it will work is minimal
JMeter supports the protocol via one of its Plugins
There is a Java (or other language) client library implementing the protocol, in this case you will be able to use JSR223 Sampler and implement the use cases in Groovy (or other language, but it has to be JVM/JSR223 compabitle) or JUnit Request sampler and implement the use cases in Java
The protocol is proprietary and there are no client libraries for it. In this case you won't be able to conduct the load test without reaching out to the call system vendor and asking them for the implementation details and instructions on how it can be tested.
You can use UBIK Load Pack which is a paid version for load test videos using JMeter with free trail
Realistic and Scalable Load Testing for MPEG Dash, Apple's HTTP Live, Microsoft Smooth and Adobe HDS Streaming formats
I am using JMeter for API Testing. Using HTTP Request and Beanshell I am able to achieve this.
There are times where the Services are down for a weeks time.
Since I the have the Request and Response with me, I would like to implement Service Virtualization using JMeter.
Even when the Services are down, I should be able to continue my testing.
Can I achieve Service Virtualization in JMeter? If yes, can I request you to let me know the steps please.
No you can't.
I suggest you check out API simulation tools which will allow you to do service virtualization. You can then use JMeter to run your tests and an API simulation tool to mock the dependencies.
JMeter doesn't do Service Virtualization, but you can use JMeter in recording, see article:
You can import the incoming traffic to JMeter using tcpreplay and
JMeter Proxy. Run a test suite in your performance environment using
JMeter and use the virtual services to decouple yourself from other
dependencies. Just to be safe, repeat the recording process every
week. This could prove to be very easy or very difficult to implement
depending on the specifics of the system you are working with.
I have IVR application Can anyone tell me how to performed Performance Testing using jmeter or suggest any other tool that supports.
JMeter can help you only in the situation when there is a backend which does the voice recognition and the voice in some form is being sent to this backend for parsing and converting into text.
If this is the case you can capture the requests using JMeter's built in HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder or alternative solutions like Badboy or BlazeMeter Proxy Recorder and replay them with increased number of users to get the associated metrics and determine the maximum throughput of the backend.
Is it possible to record JMeter scripts for performance testing Siebel?
Siebel uses a custom format for ENCODING its requests plus some necessary technical parameters.
So it's possible provided it's the http module but rather hard job as there are a lot of correlations to do on technical IDs.
For recording, see this:
JMeter record Siebel CRM System
You can use this commercial plugin that will do auto-correlation for you:
https://ubikloadpack.com/
Yes, it is possible to test Siebel with JMeter. I have done so for one of my projects with my client TataSky where I have used JMeters distributed testing approach for generating upto 2000 users with 4 - 5 normal desktops. Siebel uses http protocol so it is finally about understanding the requests sent by browser and responses by the web-server and correlating between them. It gets really messy though, so my suggestion is correlate parameters which are mandatory.
You can use JMeter-Siebel-plugin which provides Siebel HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder test element handy for capturing and correlating Siebel traffic.
The plugin can be installed using JMeter Plugins Manager
Check out Introducing the Siebel CRM Correlation Plugin in JMeter article for comprehensive instructions.