How to execute JMeter test from Azure repository using Azure Pipeline
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- In this video we will see how to execute a jmeter test taken from Azure repository and execute the test using Azure release pipeline.
1. Introduction : 0:06
2. Create a project in Azure DevOps : 1:48
3. Create an Azure repository : 2:22
4. Git actions : 3:09
5. Push existing repository from command line to Azure repository : 4:00
6. Push the file from local to remote 5:38
7. How to fix this issue --- fatal: unable to access ' ' : OpenSSL SSL_connect: Connection was reset in connection to dev.azure.com:443 5:51
8. Create a branch in Azure repository : 8:20
9. Create a pull request in Azure repository 9:41
10. Create Azure release pipeline 12:21
11. Execute JMeter Load Test 19:15
12. Open the test result 20:45
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thank you for the video. I have a few follow up questions
1. Can you write the command line? I have bad eye sight and can't see the command line
2. is publish release artifact necessary? what is it use for?
3. This video is creating a pipeline to run your jmeter test on your local machine. How to do it for remote pc? I am assuming we have to create an agent pool of some sort?
Please find my reply below for your questions and thanks for asking.
1. jmeter -n -t CSVSample.jmx -l results.jtl -e -o reports
2. Publish release artifacts in the one that uploads all the files to the location and its very important to set it up, otherwise we could get the results for analysis.
3. In case you want to execute it in remote, you will have to choose deployment groups I assume, but let me check that and will get back to you.
Hope the video is helpful to you.
Thanks,. Keep checking and keep asking.
@@littleslawyoutubechannel I can't find publish release artifact even when I search it on marketplace
ah never minded, I see it's part of the publish release artifacts extension
Awesome Explanation
Thanks Bharat
Are there alternative options if the publish release artifacts tasks is not available? Thank you in advance. Great video!
Yes there are . Let me check and get back to you on that
Hi Vasanth, thanks for the videos. Anyway we can get the html report displayed or link logged in the pipeline itself without downloading logs from agent and navigating to the required directory to open the link
Thanks for the info bro, let me check .. This info is a great news since I was searching for it.
@@littleslawyoutubechannel sorry Vasanth , I meant to ask my comment as a question to check if we can get HTML report in pipeline itself 😀
@vempatikalyan as I mentioned that’s my long term search . I will put some more energy this week and will try to get . If I get the solution I deserve noble prize , since so many people are asking for it Z
How Can be execute Jmeter tests through Azure repository in local machine, please suggest or share any video link
Thanks😊
You have to clone the project to local and then you can test
Hi Vasanth, Thank you so much for this video. This helped me a lot in my work. I have a specific requirement please let me know whether it can be achieved or not. I need to execute the test a 3 AM IST every week Monday. How to achieve it in addition to this video?
Let me check and get back to you on this..
you can schedule for the pipeline to run at specific time.
This is under pre-deployment conditions in the Stage task of Release pipeline.
Thanks bro, it’s been updated in another video. But thanks for again for bringing here
Where do you set the runtime settings like User Load, Test Duration, etc
I will show how to do that in a separate video . Thanks for asking bro .
@@littleslawyoutubechannel Please do.. Am working with Azure DevOps and there is a requirement to run a load test
@DesilLifeFlixopolis yes sure will do
@Littles Law, by default from which machine or LG, the test will be executed?
In the very top, you must be seeing the Agent pool, and the test runs in that Agent machine.
How can i add parallel controller pulgin in task (Ado pipeline), please specify the plugin name
Thank you
As far as I know you must implement that in Jmeter and then use the Jmeter file in Devops . Did you try that ?? Did it worked ?? Please let me know
Thank you for the video! Can you create a video to run it on regular azure pipeline instead of released pipeline and preferably on a yaml file.
Yep sure, will do
How we can handle MFA in Azure through JMeter tool
Let me check and get back to you.. can you share more information about that please
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Thanks bro
I'm getting this error while executing (cmd.exe exited with code '1' ), please suggest..how can I resolve it
Which version are you using ??
Jmeter 5.2.1 version
@shaiknina3376 try in latest version and see if it works
I have tried with Latest version, but getting same error "cmd.exe exited with code 1"
@shaiknina3376 I need more info, we will discuss later
follow up questions for you:
1. Does your agent pool have any agents in there?
2. Do we need the Install Jmeter in the task? Does it mean it will install Jmeter each run?
Hi Lei, please find my answers below
1. In my agent pool setup , my local host act as agent.
2. Yes Jmeter needs to be installed since you need a host to run your executable .