Learn JMeter from Scratch on Live Applications - Performance Testin - Commands to Run Tests in Non-GUI Mode

The video tutorial explains how to run JMeter tests in non-GUI mode to improve performance by reducing resource usage. It covers the steps to execute tests using the command prompt, emphasizing the importance of running in administrative mode. The tutorial also details the command setup, including specifying the test plan and saving results. This approach is particularly useful for CI tools like Jenkins, which require command-based execution.

What is a key benefit of running JMeter tests in non-GUI mode?

• It reduces the load on system resources.

• It provides a graphical representation of results.

• It allows for a more colorful interface.

• It enables the use of more plugins.

Why is non-GUI mode recommended when using CI tools like Jenkins?

• Jenkins can only execute tests with a graphical interface.

• Non-GUI mode allows Jenkins to trigger tests via command line.

• Jenkins requires a GUI to display test results.

• Non-GUI mode is slower but more reliable.

What is the first step in setting up JMeter tests in non-GUI mode?

• Create a new test plan.

• Install additional plugins.

• Navigate to the bin directory of JMeter.

• Open JMeter in GUI mode.

Which command is used to run JMeter tests in non-GUI mode?

• jmeter -G

• jmeter -N

• jmeter -X

• jmeter -R

What file extension do JMeter test scripts use?

• .jmx

• .jmt

• .jms

• .jmr

What must be done to view test results after running a JMeter test in non-GUI mode?

• Open the GUI to see results.

• Add an additional parameter to the command.

• Restart the command prompt.

• Run the test again in GUI mode.

What does the '-T' option in the JMeter command signify?

• Thread group

• Test plan

• Transaction

• Test case