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Test Automation Engineering Handbook

Test Automation Engineering Handbook

By : Manikandan Sambamurthy
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Test Automation Engineering Handbook

Test Automation Engineering Handbook

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By: Manikandan Sambamurthy

Overview of this book

This book helps you build a better understanding of test automation and aids in bridging the gap between testing and test automation. The book has been divided into three sections with the first section focusing on preparing you for testing and test automation fundamentals. By the end of this section, you’ll have an understanding of some common automation terms, definitions, and roles. The second section covers the practical implementation of test automation for mobile, web, API and performance. The third section will help you understand how test automation works with CI/CD, and explore the common issues and pitfalls when executing test automation. By the end of this book, you’ll have a better understanding of automation, addressing the common pain points and best practices around test automation.
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
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Part 1: The Basics
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Part 2: Practical Affairs
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Part 3: Continuous Learning

Automating a performance test

JMeter provides an intuitive GUI that we can use to create and configure performance tests. The test plan is at the core of a performance test, and we start by creating one. We can do this by either using the New option from the menu bar or the tool bar. We looked at the new Test Plan window in Figure 8.3 when launching the JMeter application.

Building and running our first performance test

One of the primary focuses of a performance testing tool is its ability to simulate multiple users. This is accomplished in JMeter by configuring a thread group. As shown in Figure 8.4, this is done via the Thread Group option under Test Plan.

Figure 8.4 – New thread group

Figure 8.4 – New thread group

We use a combination of three parameters to achieve the required pacing for our performance test:

  • Number of Threads: The number of parallel users to be simulated in this test
  • Ramp-up period: The time taken to simulate the specified number of users...

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