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SOAP Load Test: Problem with response time results
Dear all,
I'm a jmeter newbie and I would like to ask you a question related to a
problem I had in using it.
I'm trying to test a SOA platform (SOAP testing) using jmeter. My test is a
load test and I want to stress the platform with high rates of request. My
test plan is as follows:
- I added a "Constant Throughput Timer" and used it with two different
settings. First I set 12000 samples per minutes (i.e., 200 requests per
second on average) and then 30000 samples per minutes (i.e., 500 requests
per second on average).
- I added a "Ultimate Thread Group" with 20 threads that start
simultaneously and hold load for 60 seconds
- I added the statistic component "Response Times Over Time" to measure the
response time in ms
My results show that the max transactions per second for the server I tested
is around 170. However, the results in terms of response time is a bit
surprising. In both the settings I had practically the same response time,
although I expected a much higher response time for the second scenario
(i.e., 500 requests per second). I was wondering if someone has the same
problem or has an idea of the reason why I retrieved these results. It looks
like jmeter never sends the rate of request I requested in the software.
Thanks for all your help,
Claudio.
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Re: SOAP Load Test: Problem with response time results
Posted by cardagna <ca...@gmail.com>.
Dear Deepak,
thank you very much.
Best Regards,
Claudio.
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Re: SOAP Load Test: Problem with response time results
Posted by Deepak Goel <de...@gmail.com>.
Hey
Namaskara~Nalama~Guten Tag~Bonjour
170 < 200 and 170 < 500, also 200 < 500. So your capacity of the system is
max 170 beyond which the response time is unaffected as system capacitates
or breaks down.
Deepak
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On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 6:19 PM, cardagna <ca...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear all,
> I'm a jmeter newbie and I would like to ask you a question related to a
> problem I had in using it.
>
> I'm trying to test a SOA platform (SOAP testing) using jmeter. My test is a
> load test and I want to stress the platform with high rates of request. My
> test plan is as follows:
> - I added a "Constant Throughput Timer" and used it with two different
> settings. First I set 12000 samples per minutes (i.e., 200 requests per
> second on average) and then 30000 samples per minutes (i.e., 500 requests
> per second on average).
> - I added a "Ultimate Thread Group" with 20 threads that start
> simultaneously and hold load for 60 seconds
> - I added the statistic component "Response Times Over Time" to measure the
> response time in ms
>
> My results show that the max transactions per second for the server I
> tested
> is around 170. However, the results in terms of response time is a bit
> surprising. In both the settings I had practically the same response time,
> although I expected a much higher response time for the second scenario
> (i.e., 500 requests per second). I was wondering if someone has the same
> problem or has an idea of the reason why I retrieved these results. It
> looks
> like jmeter never sends the rate of request I requested in the software.
>
> Thanks for all your help,
> Claudio.
>
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