JMeter Notes 3 | JMeter Installation and Environment Instructions

1 download and install

• For details, please click Jmeter installation and configuration detailed tutorial
• Or copy the link to open it in your browser:

https://blog.csdn.net/NoamaNelson/article/details/109118031

2 Tool Directory Introduction

Directory	Description
bin	Various configuration files (log settings, JVM settings, etc.), startup files (JMeter startup shortcuts, sample scripts, etc.), etc.
docs	JMeter API offline help documentation, web method
extras	JMeter auxiliary function, providing Ant, Jenkins continuous integration
lib	JMeter components are placed under lib/ext as jar packages, and extended jar packages can also be stored
licenses	Related statement information
printable_docs	JMeter offline help document, similar to the study manual
LICENSE	LICENSE Documentation
NOTICE	Copyright Notice
README.md	A Brief Introduction to JMeter

3 Environment Variables

• Because it runs on the JVM, it depends on the environment variables of java
• Mainly set the following three variables:

A, JAVA_HOME;
B, Path;
C, CLASSPATH variable.

• For details, please click Jmeter installation and configuration detailed tutorial
• Or copy the link to open it in your browser:

https://blog.csdn.net/NoamaNelson/article/details/109118031

4 Startup method

• Double-click jmeter.bat to start under windows

• Run jmeter.sh to start under Linux
  
• After the startup is successful, it is as follows. In the figure, 0 means the startup is successful. If it is not 0, the startup fails. Generally, it may be caused by the failure to load the components under lib/ext

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