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JMeter is a popular load testing tool built specifically for websites. The evolutions of websites have been very significant that websites have become more than just a simple source of information but a tool for varying purposes. The interaction between user and browser has become a complicated process that it could easily affect the website’s functionality. The aim of JMeter is to test the websites online application’s ability to handle multiple requests. Through the help of the application, developers could determine of their website is able to operate smoothly even when loaded to its limit.
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