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Getting started guides for BlazeMeter, including onboarding, migration guides, continuous testing journey, glossary, and mobile testing. Use when getting started with BlazeMeter for (1) Navigating BlazeMeter University onboarding, (2) Migrating from Runscope or JMeter, (3) Understanding the continuous testing journey, (4) Referencing BlazeMeter terminology, (5) Testing mobile sites and apps, or any other getting started tasks.

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BlazeMeter Getting Started

Getting started guides and resources for new BlazeMeter users.

Overview

Getting Started covers onboarding, migration guides, terminology, and mobile testing. This skill helps new users understand BlazeMeter and transition from other tools.

Quick Start

  1. Onboarding: Navigate BlazeMeter University
  2. Migration: Transition from Runscope or JMeter
  3. Journey: Understand the continuous testing journey
  4. Glossary: Reference BlazeMeter terminology
  5. Mobile: Test mobile sites and apps

MCP Tools Integration

Getting started with BlazeMeter involves understanding the platform structure. You can use BlazeMeter MCP tools to explore your account, workspaces, and projects:

Available MCP Tools

  • User Information:

    • blazemeter_user with action read_user - Read current user information
    • Returns: User details including default account, workspace, and project
  • Account Exploration:

    • blazemeter_account with action read - Read account information
    • blazemeter_account with action list - List all accessible accounts
    • Required args: account_id (integer) for read action
  • Workspace Exploration:

    • blazemeter_workspaces with action read - Read workspace details
    • blazemeter_workspaces with action list - List all workspaces in an account
    • Required args: workspace_id (integer) for read action, account_id (integer) for list action
  • Project Exploration:

    • blazemeter_project with action read - Read project information
    • blazemeter_project with action list - List all projects in a workspace
    • Required args: project_id (integer) for read action, workspace_id (integer) for list action

When to Use MCP Tools

  • Account Setup: Explore your account structure when getting started
  • Workspace Navigation: Understand workspace organization
  • Project Discovery: Discover existing projects and tests
  • Learning: Use tools to learn about BlazeMeter structure

Example Workflow

Exploring Your BlazeMeter Account:

  1. Use blazemeter_user with action read_user to get your default account, workspace, and project
  2. Use blazemeter_workspaces with action list to see all workspaces in your account
  3. Use blazemeter_project with action list to see all projects in a workspace
  4. Use blazemeter_tests with action list to see all tests in a project

Reference Files

Getting Started

  • getting-started.md: Getting Started with BlazeMeter - Creating Your Account, The Welcome Screen, Drop-Down Menus, Navigation Bar, Creating Your First Test

Onboarding

Migration

  • migration.md: BlazeMeter for Runscope Users, BlazeMeter for People Who Know JMeter, BlazeMeter Updates for BlazeMeter Users

Journey

Glossary

Mobile

When to Use Each Reference

  • Getting Started: When getting started with BlazeMeter, creating your account, navigating the interface, or creating your first test
  • Onboarding: When navigating BlazeMeter University onboarding process
  • Migration: When transitioning from Runscope, JMeter, or understanding BlazeMeter updates
  • Journey: When understanding the continuous testing journey
  • Glossary: When referencing BlazeMeter terminology
  • Mobile: When testing mobile sites and apps
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