Bahmni Performance Baselining (OnPrem + JMeter)

Source Code: GitHub - albionshala/asha-bahmni-performance

⭕️ Automation Technology Stack

JMeter was used as an Apache project that can be used as a load testing tool for analyzing and measuring the performance of Bahmni (Apache JMeter - Apache JMeter™)
Blazemeter as a load testing platform as a service, which is compatible with open-source Apache JMeter (BlazeMeter Continuous Testing | BlazeMeter by Perforce)

⭕️ Base Configuration

Hardware

The performance environment was running on a on-prem Virtual Machine

CPU: 8 CPU(s)
RAM 16GB
Hard Disk 1: 100GB
Hard Disk 2: 100GB

Installing Tools

The performance environment was running on a Virtual Machine

Install Blazemeter

For performing the tests, as previously mentioned a VM was used. Therefore, BlazeMeter as well is installed in Chrome there. After recording the script itself we need to export it as a JMX file because JMeter consumes such file as a basis for then conducting the test.

Thus, please follow the below-listed steps:

Open a Gmail account to log in to Chrome
Install BlazeMeter as a Google Extension: Install and manage extensions - Chrome Web Store Help
Log in BlazeMeter (because can't export a recording as a JMX without being logged in) with the Chrome account.
Record a scenario in Bahmni with BlazeMeter (e.g. Logging in and starting a new visit). After finishing the recording we can export the file as JMX *Example on how to record a script: BlazeMeter Script Recorder|| BlazeMeter Chrome Extension in JMeter -Part 4

Install JMeter

Before installing JMeter we have to install Java SDK since Java was not installed. How to install Java: How to install Java JDK on Windows 10 [ 2022 Update ] Step by Step JDK Installation After Java is installed, we are set to install JMeter. How to install JMeter: JMeter Tutorial 2: How to install JMeter on Windows

MAIN Scenario: Performing a patient consultation

note: make sure to convert it to .jmx if you want to test it out with JMeter

RESULTS

Important testing variables:

The scenario has a "Think Time" attached to it, as recommended here. Constant delay is set to 200ms, and Random Delay Max. is set to 500ms.
The scenario has a 0ms ramp-up time, meaning all of the threads will try to become active instantaneously. This is not representative of a real-life scenario but rather of an absolute worst-case one

A more detailed report can be found below: