Jmeter Distributed Load Testing on AWS: Implementation

In this comprehensive tutorial, we will explore how to set up and execute JMeter Distributed Load Testing on AWS (Amazon Web Services). JMeter is a powerful open-source tool used for load testing and performance measurement of web applications. Distributing the load across multiple AWS instances allows us to simulate a higher number of concurrent users, achieving more accurate performance testing results.

In this video, we will cover the following topics:

Introduction to JMeter and Distributed Load Testing

Setting up the AWS Environment:

Creating EC2 Instances for JMeter Master and Slaves
Installing JMeter on each Instance
Configuring the JMeter Master:

Creating the Test Plan
Defining Load Testing Scenario (number of users, ramp-up time, test duration)
Configuring the JMeter Slaves:

Starting JMeter Servers on the Slave Nodes
Distributing Load:

Configuring "Remote Testing" in JMeter to Connect Master and Slaves
Running the Test:

Initiating the Load Test on the JMeter Master
Monitoring and Analyzing Results:

Real-time Monitoring during Test Execution
Gathering Performance Metrics and Test Results
By the end of this tutorial, you will have a solid understanding of how to implement JMeter Distributed Load Testing on AWS to effectively assess the performance and scalability of your web applications.