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Remote testing
How many machines do I need to be sure of getting a good test?
One of the servers I'm going to be thrashing is a cluster of machines
running Squid against http servers. We're eventually going to have to
handle hundreds, maybe thousands, of hits per second. I'm just not sure
of how many connections each host can generate. The test machines will
be a mishmash of old P IIs, P IIIs, maybe a couple of Macs.
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Re: Remote testing
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
2.2 shows the number of active threads / total threads in the top rhs
of the screen.
The current active count can be logged to the JTL results files.
S
On 29/06/06, John Oliver <jo...@john-oliver.net> wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 01:49:30PM -0600, The Earl wrote:
> > Does JMeter tell me how many active connections it has running? How
> > can I measure the load that a given host can generate?
>
> I would imagine you could measure the load a host can generate by
> directing the test against a local sink, and just keep increasing the
> load until the numbers flatten out.
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Re: Remote testing
Posted by John Oliver <jo...@john-oliver.net>.
On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 01:49:30PM -0600, The Earl wrote:
> Does JMeter tell me how many active connections it has running? How
> can I measure the load that a given host can generate?
I would imagine you could measure the load a host can generate by
directing the test against a local sink, and just keep increasing the
load until the numbers flatten out.
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Re: Remote testing
Posted by The Earl <u1...@sneakemail.com>.
Does JMeter tell me how many active connections it has running? How
can I measure the load that a given host can generate?
Thanks
TE
On 6/28/06, Peter Lin woolfel-at-......... |Listserv|
<...> wrote:
> that's really hard to say....
>
> I would recommend doing a quick test with each system to see what kinds of
> loads it can generate first. that should give you a rough idea.
>
> peter
>
> On 6/28/06, John Oliver <jo...@john-oliver.net> wrote:
> >
> > How many machines do I need to be sure of getting a good test?
> >
> > One of the servers I'm going to be thrashing is a cluster of machines
> > running Squid against http servers. We're eventually going to have to
> > handle hundreds, maybe thousands, of hits per second. I'm just not sure
> > of how many connections each host can generate. The test machines will
> > be a mishmash of old P IIs, P IIIs, maybe a couple of Macs.
> >
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Re: Remote testing
Posted by Peter Lin <wo...@gmail.com>.
that's really hard to say....
I would recommend doing a quick test with each system to see what kinds of
loads it can generate first. that should give you a rough idea.
peter
On 6/28/06, John Oliver <jo...@john-oliver.net> wrote:
>
> How many machines do I need to be sure of getting a good test?
>
> One of the servers I'm going to be thrashing is a cluster of machines
> running Squid against http servers. We're eventually going to have to
> handle hundreds, maybe thousands, of hits per second. I'm just not sure
> of how many connections each host can generate. The test machines will
> be a mishmash of old P IIs, P IIIs, maybe a couple of Macs.
>
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> * John Oliver http://www.john-oliver.net/ *
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