How does Apache JMeter handle distributed testing across multiple machines?
- By configuring multiple virtual hosts
- By deploying multiple instances on a single machine
- By dividing test cases among team members
- By using master-slave architecture
Apache JMeter handles distributed testing through a master-slave architecture. The master orchestrates the test execution by distributing the load among slave machines. This approach allows for scalability and the simulation of real-world scenarios with a higher number of concurrent users. It enables efficient utilization of resources and better performance testing of applications under different conditions.
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