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it_user69342<\/a>Consultant at a consultancy with 501-1,000 employees<\/span><\/div>
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Hey, Peter-Thomas,<\/p>\n\n

The easiest way I can suggest it to just start small: ensure you add timers to your existing webdriver scripts so you know what your application does under normal circumstances. \n
Once you have the functional side covered in a way that you know what you need to know, start building up a load generator in Jmeter and start running the two alongside one another manually. When you have that working properly and are getting some useful numbers drop the whole thing as a script into your CI environment for running after a full regressiontest. <\/p><\/div>

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it_user110289<\/a>Test Analyst with 51-200 employees<\/span><\/div>
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Hi Martin, I see what you mean about using already existing test suites in Webdriver. I had an idea to do that but haven\'t started trying it out. Any tips you can provide would be very useful.<\/p><\/div>