How to Configure a Private Location to Use an Internal Repository

You may have the requirement to configure a Private Location to use an internal repository.

  1. Add the DOCKER_REGISTRY environment variable to your run command.

  2. Set the DOCKER_REGISTRY variable to the address of your private registry.

The DOCKER_REGISTRY variable also works with other repositories than Docker, such as Kubernetes. For more information, see the BlazeMeter Agent Environment Variables.

If you additionally have the requirement to download the JMeter plugin JAR files as test dependency from an internal repository instead of defaulting to Maven or GitHub, you need to point BlazeMeter to a local repository.

  1. Build a local repository. For more information, see How to create a local repository of JMeter plugins (dzone.com).

  2. Add all JMeter JAR files for all plugins to that repository.

  3. Click the Cog icon at the top right of the BlazeMeter UI to open the Settings.

  4. Select Account >Environment and enter your repo location in the JMeter Plugin Manager field.