Performance Testing Using Gatling

Performance Testing Using Gatling, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.37, with 69 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 375 reviews, and has 3228 subscribers.

You will learn about Gatling integration with Jenkins Develop performance framework for Gatling Detailed section on session management for handling dynamic response and related methods Gatling support for web socket and SSE protocol Building Injection profile for open and closed systems scala basics for Gatling Hands on activity on usage of different methods for POST , feeders, check etc.. This course is ideal for individuals who are Performance testers, developers, whoever wants to learn and implement performance testing It is particularly useful for Performance testers, developers, whoever wants to learn and implement performance testing.

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Summary

Title: Performance Testing Using Gatling

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.37

Number of Lectures: 69

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 82

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 77

Original Price: $64.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Gatling integration with Jenkins

Develop performance framework for Gatling

Detailed section on session management for handling dynamic response and related methods

Gatling support for web socket and SSE protocol

Building Injection profile for open and closed systems

scala basics for Gatling

Hands on activity on usage of different methods for POST , feeders, check etc..

Who Should Attend

Performance testers, developers, whoever wants to learn and implement performance testing

Target Audiences

Performance testers, developers, whoever wants to learn and implement performance testing

Welcome to Performance Testing Using Gatling!

In this course, we will first lay the foundation by going through Scala concepts so that you understand Gatling’s scripts better.
Then we will dig deep into the concepts of Gatling like session management, feeders, checks, response handling, advanced level injection profiles, and more.
We will then move onto Gatling’s support for protocols like SSE & WebSocket.
Gatling is getting popular as it fits well with continuous integration platforms. We do not want you to miss out on that, and hence a complete section is dedicated to the integration of Gatling with Jenkins.
While you may think you are done with the advanced concepts, we believe that your journey has just begun. While we would have already given lots of hands-on activities, we present you with the development of a complete performance framework for Gatling.

Looking forward to having you on board with us.

Regards,

Bushra & Anuradha

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Scala Crash Course

Lecture 1: Scala Introduction

Lecture 2: Use Case – Part 1

Lecture 3: Create Scala Project and Scala Worksheet

Lecture 4: Variables in Scala

Lecture 5: Type Hierarchy in Scala

Lecture 6: Use Case – Part 2

Lecture 7: Decision Statements in Scala

Lecture 8: Functions in Scala

Lecture 9: Classes in Scala

Lecture 10: Packages and Imports in Scala

Lecture 11: Error Handling in Scala

Lecture 12: String Interpolation in Scala

Chapter 2: Gatling 3.3 – Quick Start with Gatling Standalone Bundle

Lecture 1: Install OpenJDK

Lecture 2: Download Gatling Bundle & Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Verify Standalone Environment

Lecture 4: Record Gatling Script – Using HTTP Proxy

Lecture 5: Record Gatling Script – Using HAR Converter

Lecture 6: Understand Recorded Simulation

Lecture 7: Edit & Run Recorded Simulation

Chapter 3: Gatling 3.3 -Gatling Integrated Development Environment Using Maven

Lecture 1: Setup Maven

Lecture 2: Create Gatling Project Using Maven Command

Lecture 3: Import Gatling Project in IntelliJ

Lecture 4: Verify Gatling Script Development Environment

Lecture 5: Run Recorded Script from Gatling Integrated Development Environment

Chapter 4: Gatling – 3.3-Create your first Script – Quick Start with Gatling IDE

Lecture 1: Primary components of Gatling Script-protocol,scenario,pause,simulation

Lecture 2: Add Checks

Lecture 3: Add Feeder

Lecture 4: Exit User on Failure

Lecture 5: Session Intro & Debug with Print Session

Lecture 6: Save Response Body using Check & Print it using Session API

Lecture 7: Conditional Execution

Chapter 5: Session Management in Gatling

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Base Script

Lecture 3: Injecting Session data using feeders

Lecture 4: Extract response data & Inject into session using Check api, find and saveAs

Lecture 5: Fetch Session data with session api

Lecture 6: Injecting data using Gatling Expression Language

Lecture 7: Inject data using session API

Chapter 6: Working with HTTP Requests

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create POST request in gatling – RawFileBody Method

Lecture 3: POST -StringBody Method with string

Lecture 4: POST request – ElFileBody method method

Lecture 5: POST Request -StringBody method with expression

Lecture 6: Using randomly generated strings in Request body

Lecture 7: Using Custom Feeder in Request

Chapter 7: Gatling for SSE and websocket protocol

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: How WebSocket is different from HTTP

Lecture 3: Lets create Gatling Script for Websocket protocol

Lecture 4: How SSE is different from WebSocket

Lecture 5: Lets create Gatling Script for SSE protocol

Chapter 8: Advanced Simulation Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Injection Profile -Open System

Lecture 3: Injection profile -Closed System

Lecture 4: Throttling

Chapter 9: Gatling with Jenkins

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Plan

Lecture 3: Step 1: Gatling Maven Project

Lecture 4: Step 2: Run Gatling Project from CLI

Lecture 5: Step 3: Push Project to Git

Lecture 6: Step 4: Install Jenkins

Lecture 7: Step 5: Configure Jenkins and Run Gatling Project

Chapter 10: Create Performance Test Framework for Gatling

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Step 8: Framework Enhancement – Tidbits

Lecture 3: Distributed Testing with Gatling

Lecture 4: Run Multiple Scenarios in Parallel

Instructors

Anuradha Agarwal
Software Quality Consultant

Bushra Alam
Senior Software Test Engineer

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2 stars: 15 votes

3 stars: 46 votes

4 stars: 165 votes

5 stars: 138 votes

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