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Performance Testing on AWS using Jmeter

Performance Testing on AWS using Jmeter

Understanding AWS from Performance Testing perspective - Set up for Distributed Load Testing

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1 Introduction to Cloud Computing

Evolution of IT Infra

Traditional Data Center - Infrastructure view

What is Cloud Computing?

Benefits of Cloud Computing

Types of cloud computing – IaaS,PaaS,SaaS

Terminology

-Region

-Availability Zones - Azs

-Regions vs Azs

-VPC,IP addressing

-Introduction to EC2

-AMI, EBS (Elastic Block Store) ,Security group

-Scalability

-Vertical and horizontal Scaling

-Vertical scaling – up/down

-Horizontal scaling – in/out

-Elastic Load Balancing (ELB)

-ASG(Auto Scaling Group)

-RDP, Snapshot

-Free Tier

Conclusion



2 Creating your AWS account

Steps involved in Creating AWS account

Walkthrough of AWS Console

Creating Zero spend budget



3 DO's and DON'ts with Free Tier



4 Practice Session - Creating Single EC2 instance
Creating EC2 instance – step by step process

Creating EC2 instance - Hands on Session

Terminating EC2 and Housekeeping Activities



5 Creating Performance Test Environment (PTE) on AWS

Three configurations of Performance Test Environments - Description

WebTours and Jmeter on same machine

Web Tours and Jmeter on separate machines

Distributed Testing = Controller-Node (Master slave) architecture



6 Performance Test Environment - configuration - 1 - WebTours and Jmeter on same machine

Steps involved in creating PTE

Launch EC2

Copy installable on EC2

Install Web Tours, Java9 and Jmeter on EC2

Execute a script and validate results



7 Performance Test Environment - configuration - 2 – Web Tours and Jmeter on separate machines

Steps involved in creating PTE

Launch 2# EC2s

Copy installable on EC2s

Install Web Tours, Java9 and Jmeter on EC2

Execute a script and validate results



8 Performance Test Environment - configuration - 3 - Distributed Testing (Controller-Node (Master slave) architecture)

Steps involved in creating Distributed Testing PTE

Launch 2# EC2s

Copy installable on EC2s

Create 2 more EC2s using AMI

Install Web Tours, Java9 and Jmeter on EC2

Set up Jmeter controller and nodes

Execute a script and validate results

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