Different response time during test execution

[Ankit Sethiya <an...@gmail.com>]

Hello,

I am running JMeter test using a third party service called Floo.IO (this
is similar to blazemeter) which allows me to execute my JMeter scripts on
cloud from different locations.

Now, my question is:

I ran a test for about an hour.. and at 20 to 30 mins in the test i noticed
that site was extremely slow in my browser for example homepage was taking
30+ secs to load however in my flood.io report it was still showing as 1.5
secs. Same for each page. What could possibly be the reason for that?

I did select "clear cookies and cache after each iteration (in JMeter)".
(Am I not suppose to do it?)
I did select forever loop for each thread and ramped up 300 concurrent
users in 3 mins.
I gave timers between each requests.

Here is my flood.io report if that helps understanding my question -
https://flood.io/9UNmaSBMkNhBvZGfGuwAEw

Thank you very much in advance.



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Re: Different response time during test execution

[Ankit Sethiya <an...@gmail.com>]

Thank you for your reply.

Sure. I will keep Flood IO separate from this thread/group.

To your point above, yes I am adding 1 common response assertion for all
HTTP requests. But this is used to ignore response codes for sub samples.
Some third party JS, CSS responses in errors like 304, 302. Is this not a
good practice to use response assertion for all http req?

I also used response assertion for text verification such as "thank you for
your order". That's it.

thanks again.


On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 12:20 PM, Milamber <mi...@apache.org> wrote:

>
> Perhaps, this mailing list isn't the best place to debug Flood.io service.
>
> Have you in your JMeter script add some assertion response on the page to
> check the return data?
>
> On 10/10/2015 01:46, Ankit Sethiya wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am running JMeter test using a third party service called Floo.IO (this
>> is similar to blazemeter) which allows me to execute my JMeter scripts on
>> cloud from different locations.
>>
>> Now, my question is:
>>
>> I ran a test for about an hour.. and at 20 to 30 mins in the test i
>> noticed
>> that site was extremely slow in my browser for example homepage was taking
>> 30+ secs to load however in my flood.io report it was still showing as
>> 1.5
>> secs. Same for each page. What could possibly be the reason for that?
>>
>> I did select "clear cookies and cache after each iteration (in JMeter)".
>> (Am I not suppose to do it?)
>> I did select forever loop for each thread and ramped up 300 concurrent
>> users in 3 mins.
>> I gave timers between each requests.
>>
>> Here is my flood.io report if that helps understanding my question -
>> https://flood.io/9UNmaSBMkNhBvZGfGuwAEw
>>
>> Thank you very much in advance.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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Re: Different response time during test execution

[Milamber <mi...@apache.org>]

Perhaps, this mailing list isn't the best place to debug Flood.io service.

Have you in your JMeter script add some assertion response on the page 
to check the return data?

On 10/10/2015 01:46, Ankit Sethiya wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am running JMeter test using a third party service called Floo.IO (this
> is similar to blazemeter) which allows me to execute my JMeter scripts on
> cloud from different locations.
>
> Now, my question is:
>
> I ran a test for about an hour.. and at 20 to 30 mins in the test i noticed
> that site was extremely slow in my browser for example homepage was taking
> 30+ secs to load however in my flood.io report it was still showing as 1.5
> secs. Same for each page. What could possibly be the reason for that?
>
> I did select "clear cookies and cache after each iteration (in JMeter)".
> (Am I not suppose to do it?)
> I did select forever loop for each thread and ramped up 300 concurrent
> users in 3 mins.
> I gave timers between each requests.
>
> Here is my flood.io report if that helps understanding my question -
> https://flood.io/9UNmaSBMkNhBvZGfGuwAEw
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
>
>


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Re: Different response time during test execution

[Ankit Sethiya <an...@gmail.com>]

P.S. Just to add, I did select "retrieve all embedded resources" so all js,
css, jpegs etc are loading back in my JMeter response (in sub samples)!
Thanks.

On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 5:46 PM, Ankit Sethiya <an...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am running JMeter test using a third party service called Floo.IO (this
> is similar to blazemeter) which allows me to execute my JMeter scripts on
> cloud from different locations.
>
> Now, my question is:
>
> I ran a test for about an hour.. and at 20 to 30 mins in the test i
> noticed that site was extremely slow in my browser for example homepage was
> taking 30+ secs to load however in my flood.io report it was still
> showing as 1.5 secs. Same for each page. What could possibly be the reason
> for that?
>
> I did select "clear cookies and cache after each iteration (in JMeter)".
> (Am I not suppose to do it?)
> I did select forever loop for each thread and ramped up 300 concurrent
> users in 3 mins.
> I gave timers between each requests.
>
> Here is my flood.io report if that helps understanding my question -
> https://flood.io/9UNmaSBMkNhBvZGfGuwAEw
>
> Thank you very much in advance.
>
>
>
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> Software Quality Analyst
> Los Angeles, CA
> 626.202.5415
>



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