Brotli Compression in Performance Testing Data compression plays paramount importance in web speed. GZIP is the most famous and widely used compression technique across WWW. Couple years ago Google conceived Brotli compression whole new lossless data compression alternative to gzip, deflate and zopfli. Apache JMeter 3.3 started supporting Brotli compression […]
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What’s new in Apache JMeter 3.3? Last week, Apache JMeter got an upgrade to the version 3.3. I have been using Apache JMeter 3.2 for quite some time with no major issues. I raised two bugs for the version Apache JMeter 3.2 which had been fixed eventually. Now we will […]
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Measuring Client-side performance using Performance APIs Measuring end-to-end performance is critical, especially if the application stack built using web 2.0 technologies. If you are using HPE LoadRunner TruClient for Web protocol, then you must have Network Virtualization enabled to gather the end-to-end performance metrics. In this article, we are going […]
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Measure Client-side Performance using Lighthouse Applications which are built on modern web technologies are ubiquitous. Measuring performance and sending results to the project team with 95 percentile response time, CPU/Memory utilization days are gone. It is our (performance testers) responsibility to reflect what the end users are feeling about the […]
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