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      <title>Magento2 - Benchmark fixtures</title>
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      <description>Introduction #  With release of Magento2 - developers got a nice tool called - Performance Toolkit. Its purpose is defined clearly: The Performance Toolkit enables you to test the performance of your Magento installations and the impact of your customizations. It allows you to generate sample data for testing performance and to run Apache JMeter scenarios, which imitate users activity. 
However, Magento developers use just fraction of it&amp;rsquo;s possibilities - that is - creation of fake data.</description>
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