Re: Multiple Jmeter Instances

[SD <dr...@yahoo.com>]

alwaysbmore <alwysbmore <at> yahoo.com> writes:

> 
> 
> Well I was using 100 just as an example.  1000 is more realistic. So 1000 on
> a single instance compared to  500 split between two instances.  I'm running
> JMeter 2.4. on Windows Server 2003 which is a virtual machine.  I do not
> have any listeners expect for a Simple Data Writer. 
> 
> What I'm having hard time understanding is just the difference between
> running on a single VM and multiple VMs. If I was to run 1000 threads on a
> single Jmeter instance on one VM, my test runs fine, much lower response
> times and no errors. If I run two VM's both at 500 threads exact same test
> plan. My response times are a lot higher and I receive a lot more errors.
> They are mostly connection timeout responses. 

Please let me know how to set up VMs environment, in my case I have these VMs 
outside of the country, from here and want to run Jmeter performance scripts 
in VMs. Help me out as I am new to this. 




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Re: Multiple Jmeter Instances

[Felix Frank <ff...@mpexnet.de>]

On 07/14/2011 01:09 PM, SD wrote:
> Please let me know how to set up VMs environment, in my case I have these VMs 
> outside of the country, from here and want to run Jmeter performance scripts 
> in VMs. Help me out as I am new to this. 

Hi,

setting up Jmeter in a VM is no different than doing so in a physical
environment.

If you end up facing any specific issues, come back and ask for help.

Please start a new thread if and when you do so.

Regards,
Felix

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