How To Combine Back-End   & Front-End Testing with BlazeMeter & Sauce Labs

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Sauce Labs and BlazeMeter teamed up for an awesome webinar, giving step-by-step instructions on how to get real-world results from your front end while applying load to the backend.

Back-End & Front-End Testing
How To Combine Back-End
& Front-End Testing
With BlazeMeter & Sauce Labs
Ophir Prusak
VP Customer Success
BlazeMeter
Michael Sage
Principal Technology Evangelist
Sauce Labs
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
Agenda
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Back End vs. Front End Testing
Front End Test Live Demo (Sauce Labs & Selenium)
Understanding How JMeter Works
Back End Test Live Demo (BlazeMeter & JMeter)
Using Continuous Integration & APM Plugins
The 3 Things you Need to Know about Performance Testing
Q&A
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
What is Back-End vs Front-End?
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Back-End Components
- Network, Load Balancer, Web Server, Database, API, “Servers”
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Front-End Examples
- Web Browser, Mobile App, Network Enabled Software or Devices
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
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Front-End vs Back-End Testing - Browser Example
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User User Interaction Browser Internet “Server”
Enter URL
Click on Link
Enter Form Data
Submit Form
Buttons
Form Fields
JavaScript
HTTP Get / Post
Response Codes
Cookies
Request Headers
User Agents
URL Encoding
Form Data

Back-End & Front-End Testing
Why do we test?
To make sure everyone always has a good user experience
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Front-End
- Did it work? What did it look like? And on every Device/OS/Browser?
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Back-End
- Did it work? What were the Response Times? And with 10,000 users?
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
Front End Test Example
Sauce Labs & Selenium
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
What is Performance Testing?
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Business Need
Ensure a good user experience (fast & error free) under any user load
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How
- Create the load (virtual users on your site)
- Measure the user experience (response times, error rates, etc)
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
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Selenium vs JMeter
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How does a browser work?
- Go to URL
- Server Responds (here is your HTML, images, etc)
- Browser Parses response and Executes JS
- Enter Data in Forms and/or Click on Buttons
Repeat

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Selenium vs JMeter
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How does JMeter work?
- JMeter sends a request (HTTP Request)
- Server responds (here is your HTML, images, etc)
- JMeter parses response (optional) and executes JS
Repeat

Back-End & Front-End Testing
Example Results
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Can my site handle 1,000 concurrent users?
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JMeter Example
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Record
Playback (Create Load)
Reporting

Back-End & Front-End Testing
Using Jenkins for Continuous Integration
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
Using New Relic for Application Performance Monitoring
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Server KPIs
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JMeter KPIs
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Back-End & Front-End Testing
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Three Things You Need To Know
About Performance Testing
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1. Find Your Bending and Breaking Points
2. Test in Production
3. Test Frontend AND Backend

Back-End & Front-End Testing
Come visit us at
FutureStack 2014
Oct 8 & 9 in San Francisco
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Q&A
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