How to start Apache JMeter
Apache JMeter is an open source performance testing tool that is often used to test static and dynamic resources to determine server performance and stability. This article will introduce how to start JMeter .
Windows system
If you have configured the Java environment, you can bin open files directly in the directory by starting JMeter ApacheJMeter.jar .
You can also start JMeter by opening a file bin in the directory jmeter.bat .
It is worth noting that when opening JMeter, a command line window running JMeter will automatically open. Please do not close this window, otherwise JMeter will also be closed.
Mac and Linux systems
Enter the following command in the terminal to start JMeter:
sh /path/to/jmeter/bin/jmeter.sh
A faster way to start is to enter jmeter the command directly in the terminal. You need to configure the following:
~/.bashrcAdd the following content to the file :
export JMETER_HOME=/path/to/jmeter export PATH=$JMETER_HOME/bin:$PATH
Please JMETER_HOME replace it with the actual directory where Apache JMeter is located.
If you are using zsh the terminal, you will need to modify ~/.zshrc the file and add the same configuration as above.
- Let the terminal configuration take effect:
source ~/.bashrc
Or zsh enter in the terminal:
source ~/.zshrc
Give it a try and you will successfully start JMeter!
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