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1. Test Plan Structure
You can use the structure of your JMeter test plan to create sections that act as your "tags" or "keywords." For example:

Thread Groups:

Each thread group could represent a category or a tag.
Under each thread group, you can have multiple samplers representing different test scenarios or keywords.
Controllers:

Use controllers like Simple Controller or Transaction Controller to group related requests.
These controllers act as your keywords.
2. Naming Conventions
Use consistent and descriptive names for your thread groups, samplers, and controllers.
This way, you can easily search for specific tests using JMeter's search functionality.
3. Test Fragments (Reusable Components)
You can create Test Fragments for commonly used test components.
These fragments can be included in multiple places within your test plan.
Think of these as reusable "tags" or "keywords" that you can easily include wherever needed.
4. Using Variables
JMeter allows you to define variables at various scopes (global, thread group, etc.).
You can use variables to label or categorize your tests.
For example, you might have a variable like ${TestCategory} that you set at the beginning of your test plan.
5. Test Plan Comments
Add comments throughout your test plan to describe the purpose of each section, sampler, or controller.
This helps others (and yourself) understand the structure and purpose of each part of the test.
6. Test Plan Organization
Keep your test plan organized with logical groupings.
You can use JMeter's collapsing feature to hide sections you're not actively working on.
Example Structure:
Here's a basic example of what your test plan structure might look like:

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Test Plan
├── Thread Group (Tag: Login)
│ ├── HTTP Request - Login
│ ├── HTTP Request - Logout
│
├── Thread Group (Tag: User Management)
│ ├── HTTP Request - Create User
│ ├── HTTP Request - Update User
│ ├── HTTP Request - Delete User
│
├── Thread Group (Tag: Product Management)
│ ├── HTTP Request - Add Product
│ ├── HTTP Request - Update Product
│ ├── HTTP Request - Delete Product
│
├── Test Fragment (Tag: Common Functions)
│ ├── HTTP Request - Check Status
│ ├── HTTP Request - Verify Permissions
│
└── Workbench (For Experimental Tests)
Usage:
When you want to run tests related to "User Management," you can disable other Thread Groups.
If you want to run all tests that involve "Adding" actions, you can use JMeter's search to find those components quickly.
This approach doesn't provide explicit tags or keywords as some other tools might, but with good naming conventions, structure, and organization, you can achieve a similar result within JMeter itself.