Understanding Thread Group | JMeter Tutorial

* Introduction and Basics

- Introduction to Performance Testing
- Automated Script Generation
- Manual Script Generation

* Script Building Essentials

- Logic Controllers
- Config Elements
- Thread Groups
- Assertions
- Pre-Processors
- Post-Processors

* Timers, Listeners and Functions

- Timers
- Listeners
- JMeter Functions

* BeanShell Scripting

* Correlation

* Plugins, Files, Databases and WebServices

- Plugins in JMeter
- File Download And Upload
- Testing Databases with JMeter
- Testing WebServices in JMeter

* Reporting and Command-line

- Non-GUI (Command Line)
- JMeter in Distributed Mode
- Report Analysis And Monitoring Resources
- Grafana

* JMeter Selenium Integration

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[taversumit]

Thanks for this well explained video, I was confused that execution runs based on users or samples.

[jonybabe]

correct explanation:

In first case: when action to be taken after a sample error is set as "continue" therefore msn is executed after the error
I second case : when action to be taken after a sample error is set as "stop thread" therefore the current thread stops and next thread starts without executing msn(following requests in current thread)

kindly, correct the explanation in the video

[namanvohra]

Awesome video! Want to confirm, if in JMeter I set the number of users to 10 and ramp-up to 5 with loop count of 1, it means that it will take 5 seconds to generate all users (5/10 = 0.5 seconds per user). Does it mean that request will also be generated every 0.5 second?

[aftabhussain]

I have genereated html report but how i can get in report that for how many user I have run test