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Load Testing & Performance Benchmarking (JMeter & k6) · Lesson

JMeter Distributed Setup

Configure and execute JMeter tests across multiple remote engines for massive loads.

Why Distributed Testing?

When a single machine isn't enough to generate the required load, we need distributed testing. This means using multiple machines to simulate a massive number of users.

JMeter supports this by allowing you to run a test across several remote engines, all controlled by one master machine.

JMeter's Distributed Architecture

JMeter uses a Master-Slave architecture for distributed testing.

  • Master: Your local machine, where you design the test plan and initiate the test. It collects results from the slaves.
  • Slave (Engine): Remote machines that execute the test plan and generate the actual load against your target application.

All lessons in this course

  1. Why Distributed Testing Matters
  2. JMeter Distributed Setup
  3. k6 with Cloud & Kubernetes
  4. Aggregating and Synchronizing Distributed Results
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