Assertion in Jmeter. what protocol used in jmeter 3. what is hit per second. 4.why after some number hit/sec become constant 5. what is sync and async testing. 6. what is standard deviation. 7. how u handle assertion dynamically 8. what listener you use. 9. what is 90%line 10. what data u provide to developer while doing performance testing. 11. what command u use to see all the run(top netstate) 12. what output netstate will provide 13. if 1000 request are provided how to handle them bcoz after some request from same IP will provide you same output

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Assertion in JMeter is used to validate the response of a request
JMeter supports various protocols like HTTP, FTP, JDBC, etc.
Hits per second is the number of requests sent to the server in a second
Hits per second may become constant due to server limitations or network issues
Sync testing involves waiting for a response before sending the next request, while async testing sends requests without waiting for a response
Standard deviation is a measure of the spread of data around the mean
Assertions can be handled dynamically using variables and functions
Listeners like Summary Report, Aggregate Report, and Graph Results can be used to view test results
90% line is the response time below which 90% of the requests fall
Data provided to developers may include response time, error rate, and server resource usage
Netstat command can be used to view network connections and their status
Netstat output provides information about active connections, ports, and protocols
To handle 1000 requests, distributed testing or load balancing can be used to distribute the load among multiple servers