Using Java YourKit Profiler in JMeter

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Updated March 9, 2024

Overview:

Hi Testers!!

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Java Kit profiler as a way of measuring CPU usage, and memory usage on your host and client machines.

Below are the topics covered in this session:

  • Profiling
  • Attaching application to profiler and measuring CPU and memory usage.

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Java YourKit Profiler in JMeter

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As of now, we were using JMeter listeners to record the response time, latency, and other factors to measure the performance of the application.

Besides those, there are many factors like CPU and memory usage which play an important role in determining your application performance. Any application be it desktop, web, or mobile, takes more memory and CPU it is not used frequently by the users.

Java Kit profiler gets attached to your JMeter and gives you an inside picture of the resources utilized when a certain amount of load is put. Also, gives you the number of threads running and the Daemon Threads. Heap Memory and Non-Heap memory both can be calculated using the same tool.

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