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Jenkins Web and Load Testing Guide

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Assignment3

Submitted by tanya Chaudhary

To run web tests and load tests using Jenkins, you would typically integrate testing tools like
Selenium for web tests and JMeter for load tests into your Jenkins pipeline.

Step-by-Step Explanation

1. Set Up Jenkins

Install Jenkins: Ensure Jenkins is installed and running on your server.

Install Required Plugins: Install plugins such as the Selenium Plugin and Performance Plugin for
JMeter.

2. Configure Jenkins Job

Create a New Job: Go to Jenkins dashboard, click on "New Item", and create a new Freestyle project
or Pipeline project.

Source Code Management: Configure your source code repository (e.g., Git) where your test scripts
are stored.

3. Integrate Selenium for Web Tests

Install Selenium Server: Ensure Selenium Server is installed and running.

Add Build Step: In the job configuration, add a build step to execute Selenium tests. This can be done
using a shell script or a batch command to run your test suite.

java -jar [Link] -role hub

java -jar [Link] -role node -hub [Link]

mvn test -Dtest=YourTestClass

4. Integrate JMeter for Load Tests


Install JMeter: Ensure JMeter is installed on the Jenkins server.

Add Build Step: Add a build step to execute JMeter tests. This can be done using a shell script or a
batch command.

jmeter -n -t your_test_plan.jmx -l [Link]

Post-Build Actions: Use the Performance Plugin to analyze JMeter results. Add a post-build action to
publish JMeter test results.

Publish Performance Test Result Report: Configure the plugin to read the JMeter result files (e.g.,
[Link]).

5. Pipeline Script (Jenkinsfile)

If using a Pipeline project, you can define the entire process in a Jenkinsfile.

pipeline {

agent any

stages {

stage('Checkout') {

steps {

git '[Link]

stage('Run Selenium Tests') {

steps {

sh 'java -jar [Link] -role hub'

sh 'java -jar [Link] -role node -hub


[Link]

sh 'mvn test -Dtest=YourTestClass'

stage('Run JMeter Tests') {

steps {

sh 'jmeter -n -t your_test_plan.jmx -l [Link]'

}
}

post {

always {

archiveArtifacts artifacts: '[Link]', allowEmptyArchive: true

publishPerformanceReport parsers: [[$class: 'JMeterParser', glob: '[Link]']]

Selenium: Used for automating web application testing.

JMeter: Used for load testing to measure performance.

Jenkins Plugins: Essential for integrating and visualizing test results.

Pipeline Script: Automates the entire process, ensuring consistency and repeatability.

QA_UNIT_TEST
QA_METRICS_CHECK

JACOCO PLUGIN

QA_PACKAGE

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