Databases are a crucial element for most application environments. Where and how you store your data has a great impact on the performance of the whole system. Therefore, choosing a database is, certainly, one of the most impactful decisions one has to make before starting development. Performance testing your database can help you reach this decision, and is also an important task during your development process.
- This blog post will teach you how to test the open-source MongoDB database with Apache JMeter™. We will see how to:
- Connect to MongoDB
- Write documents to MongoDB
- Read documents from MongoDB
- Update documents in MongoDB
- Delete documents from MongoDB
Performance Testing Databases With JMeter
If your application suffers from performance issues, it may be due to a poorly optimized query to the database or an insufficient database server. If you have a relational database, JMeter’s JDBC Request Sampler allows you to execute an SQL query and evaluate its performance. But, sometimes, a non-relational database is a more viable choice for your needs, so you need to find a different way to load test it with JMeter.
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