It's cool but what about components of my App Service? For example if it uses OpenAI, how to load test it properly? Is there some "mocked" OpenAI models available for load testing? I can't test app with real connection to OpenAI it is too expensive
I have added beanshell postprocessor in sampler to write data in CSV file and it is working fine in Jmeter. But when I uploaded same jmx script in Azure load testing and ran it, I don't see any CSV file where my response data is added.
Hi Davinder, listeners are disabled when running within Azure Load Testing as they can reduce performance and impact load test results. Also, Azure Load Testing automatically creates dashboards with load test results. I’d love to learn more about the CSV results you currently output in your postprocessor and potential gaps with the pre-built dashboards that the service provides. May I ask that you open an issue in our GitHub repo (github.com/microsoft/azure-load-testing/issues) where the product team can more interactively engage with you on this?
@@AzureDevOps Hi i would like to read from excel in a pre-processor using apache poi libraries in jmeter. I know that for jmeter to run i just have to place the needed jars in its lib folder. But what about when i upload to ALT my jmx? Do i have to upload my dependencies ie jars in the upload section?
Hi thanks for the knowledgeable video, I have one question I want to do load test but my api needs VPN connection, how can i setup VPN connection with which my load test can run properly.
It's cool but what about components of my App Service? For example if it uses OpenAI, how to load test it properly? Is there some "mocked" OpenAI models available for load testing? I can't test app with real connection to OpenAI it is too expensive
I have added beanshell postprocessor in sampler to write data in CSV file and it is working fine in Jmeter. But when I uploaded same jmx script in Azure load testing and ran it, I don't see any CSV file where my response data is added.
Hi Davinder, listeners are disabled when running within Azure Load Testing as they can reduce performance and impact load test results. Also, Azure Load Testing automatically creates dashboards with load test results. I’d love to learn more about the CSV results you currently output in your postprocessor and potential gaps with the pre-built dashboards that the service provides. May I ask that you open an issue in our GitHub repo (github.com/microsoft/azure-load-testing/issues) where the product team can more interactively engage with you on this?
@@AzureDevOps Hi i would like to read from excel in a pre-processor using apache poi libraries in jmeter. I know that for jmeter to run i just have to place the needed jars in its lib folder. But what about when i upload to ALT my jmx? Do i have to upload my dependencies ie jars in the upload section?
Hi thanks for the knowledgeable video, I have one question I want to do load test but my api needs VPN connection, how can i setup VPN connection with which my load test can run properly.
It seems Azure Load Test can't test internal API at the moment, which is a let down.
Very informative but very dramatic the way in which the lady presents