Java SE 17 Performance with JMeter

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Esteban Herrera

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:30

2. Introduction to Performance Testing with JMeter

1. Introduction.mp4

04:42

2. Setting Up JMeter.mp4

03:48

3. The Demo Application.mp4

06:38

4. Creating a Simple JMeter Script.mp4

08:27

5. Performance Testing with JMeter.mp4

05:15

6. Summary.mp4

01:55

03. Creating the JMeter Script for the Application

01. How JMeter Works.mp4

05:10

02. Designing a Test Script.mp4

02:32

03. Configuring Default Values.mp4

02:13

04. Multiple Users with CSV Data Set Config.mp4

04:32

05. Extracting the Token with a Post-processor.mp4

05:44

06. Getting a Random Employee.mp4

04:02

07. Searching for Random Employee.mp4

07:56

08. Weighted Execution Paths.mp4

02:42

09. JMeter Properties.mp4

04:56

10. Summary.mp4

01:32

4. Creating Test Data with JMeter

1. Configuring the Connection to the Database.mp4

04:37

2. Creating the Tables.mp4

04:36

3. Inserting Users.mp4

04:51

4. Inserting Employees.mp4

03:24

5. Executing the Script.mp4

03:08

6. Summary.mp4

01:04

5. Using JMeter for Scalability Testing

1. Introduction.mp4

06:36

2. Configuring a SSH Server on Windows.mp4

01:51

3. Configuring the Plugin SSHMon Samples Collector.mp4

05:14

4. Saving Test Results in a File.mp4

01:44

5. Getting the Scalability Baseline.mp4

03:25

6. Pushing the CPU to 100%.mp4

03:17

7. Summary.mp4

01:47

6. Detecting Persistence Problems

1. About Persistence Problems.mp4

02:27

2. Configuring Glowroot.mp4

02:42

3. Using Glowroot to Detect Persistence Problems.mp4

04:21

4. What Are Thread Dumps.mp4

02:21

5. Using Thread Dumps to Detect Performance Problems.mp4

07:28

6. Fixing the Problem.mp4

05:25

7. Summary.mp4

01:31

07. Detecting Memory Problems

01. About Memory Problems.mp4

04:58

02. A Process to Detect Memory Leaks.mp4

02:32

03. Monitoring Memory with VisualVM.mp4

08:57

04. Reviewing the Source Code.mp4

01:15

05. Analyzing Garbage Collection Logs with GCViewer.mp4

05:53

06. Calculating Pause Time with jstat.mp4

03:40

07. Analyzing Class Histograms with jmap and jcmd.mp4

03:29

08. Analyzing Heap Dumps with Eclipse MAT.mp4

07:46

09. Detecting Memory Leaks with JFR and JDK Mission Control.mp4

06:36

10. Course Summary.mp4

03:36

Description

This course will teach you how to use JMeter and other tools to troubleshoot performance problems of Java applications.

What You'll Learn?

Most tutorials and courses about JMeter show how to create a script to do a performance test and don’t go beyond that. But, how do you establish a performance baseline? How do you monitor resources like CPU and memory consumption? How do you use thread and heap dumps, in addition to JMeter, to identify and solve performance problems? In this course, Java SE 17 Performance with JMeter, you’ll learn to use JMeter and other open-source tools to troubleshoot performance problems of Java applications. First, you’ll explore the features of JMeter and how you can use this tool to generate test data and a script to put your application under load. Next, you’ll discover how to establish a performance baseline that will help you know if your application is scalable. Finally, you’ll learn how to use tools and techniques such as agents, thread, and heap dumps to identify and solve performance problems. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of JMeter and related tools needed to test the performance of your Java applications.

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Esteban Herrera

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Esteban Herrera has more than twelve years of experience in the software development industry. He has worked in many roles and projects, but mostly architecting and developing enterprise systems with Java and Javascript. Among others, Esteban holds the PMI's Project Manager certification and the Oracle Java EE 6 Enterprise Architect Master Certification. Nowadays, he spends all of his time learning new things, writing articles, teaching programming, and enjoying his kids.

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