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Welcome!

Welcome to this course!

Before we can start learning JMeter, let us make sure you have the right setup. You need to install the following things to learn effectively.

Let's get started.

Check that OpenJDK is installed/configured
Check that Git is installed
Check JMeter is installed/configured
Clone this repository on your local machine

Points to note:

📌 Always install the latest stable versions of the software unless the version specified.
📌 Below exercises have been tested using JMeter 5.3 in OpenJDK 15.

OpenJDK

Download OpenJDK and follow the instructions mentioned here. Similar instructions can be found in the internet for Linux or macOS operating systems.

Git

Download and install Git for your platform from here

Apache JMeter

Download Apache JMeter from here
Extract the contents and keep it your favorite location.

There are additional components you can install if you are planning to develop JMeter, but those are completely optional and beyond the scope of this training.

Clone this repository

This is your workspace to learn JMeter. Clone this repository by issuing the below command.

git clone <repository-url>

Getting started

Once you have everything installed, let's get started.

Close this issue, and I will comment with your next steps.