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<p>how to integrate jmeter script with azure devops pipeline? I am new in azure devops,give some insight view for this? I have pushed the jmeter code to azure devops repo and then created build for that but afterthat how can I integrate with pipeline.</p>
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<p>Not very sure which exactly part you want to know, here just provide you the basic application in VSTS.</p>
<p>Until now, there still has 3 load testing tasks can for you use to integrate the Jmeter: Cloud-based Load Test, Cloud-based Web Performance Test and Apache JMeter Test. These 3 tasks can all be used in CI and CD.</p>
<p>But, there one thing you need pay attention that we are <strong>gradually deprecating</strong> Cloud load testing(CLT):</p>
<p>For existing Azure DevOps customers using cloud-load testing functionality in the Azure DevOps portal, this feature will no longer be available as of <strong>March 31, 2020</strong>.</p>
<p>For existing Azure customers using the performance test feature in App Services or Application Insights, this feature will no longer be available as of <strong>March 31, 2020</strong>.</p>
<p>For Visual Studio users leveraging cloud-based load testing, this feature will no longer be supported as of <strong>March 31, 2020</strong>. Visual Studio Enterprise customers can, however, continue to run load tests on-premises using Test Controller/Test Agent and will be supported for any issues that may arise during the support lifecycle of the Visual Studio version.</p>
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<p>New Azure DevOps organizations and new Azure subscriptions created after <strong>March 31st, 2019</strong> will not have access to the cloud-based load testing functionality.</p></blockquote>
<p>Since until now, we are still support these tasks, you could see and choose them in Deprecated tasks panel:</p>
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<p>Then you can follow above task document to configure your test task.</p>
<p>Below are another blog and docs you could take as refer:</p>
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