Ah yes, selenium is definitely too much overhead for load testing. You will get much better cost, performance and control with jmeter. There’s also much less to

Ah yes, selenium is definitely too much overhead for load testing. You will get much better cost, performance and control with jmeter. There’s also much less to develop once you know how to use it. You can also play back recorded sessions and parameterize variables if you want to design traffic in the browser. There are a handful of great technical manuals in the way of books about JMeter. Search Amazon for jmeter and you will find some current ones. I read one and it was really helpful, just can’t remember which. They all look pretty good though.