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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Prateek Dua <pr...@go-mmt.com> on 2019/03/21 08:49:59 UTC
Reporting data difference New relic vs Jmeter
Ran a test for 70K rpm on api ..
New Relic says average below 10ms & 99%ile below 30ms. while Jmeter
reporting says Avg 126 ms & 99% 320 ms
please find screenshot of both https://imgur.com/a/259zDMk
So just curious to understand how can be there so huge difference
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Re: Reporting data difference New relic vs Jmeter
Posted by Prateek Dua <pr...@go-mmt.com>.
Got the bottom line. thank a lot Andrew.
On Fri, 22 Mar 2019 at 09:53, Andrew Burton <an...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Is NewRelic reporting purely on server time, vs. JMeter reporting on total
> end to end time, including data transmission? Check JMeter's reporting of
> response time vs. latency (i.e. TTFB)
>
> On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 7:50 PM Prateek Dua <pr...@go-mmt.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Ran a test for 70K rpm on api ..
> >
> > New Relic says average below 10ms & 99%ile below 30ms. while Jmeter
> > reporting says Avg 126 ms & 99% 320 ms
> >
> > please find screenshot of both https://imgur.com/a/259zDMk
> >
> >
> > So just curious to understand how can be there so huge difference
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Re: Reporting data difference New relic vs Jmeter
Posted by Andrew Burton <an...@gmail.com>.
Is NewRelic reporting purely on server time, vs. JMeter reporting on total
end to end time, including data transmission? Check JMeter's reporting of
response time vs. latency (i.e. TTFB)
On Thu, Mar 21, 2019 at 7:50 PM Prateek Dua <pr...@go-mmt.com> wrote:
> Ran a test for 70K rpm on api ..
>
> New Relic says average below 10ms & 99%ile below 30ms. while Jmeter
> reporting says Avg 126 ms & 99% 320 ms
>
> please find screenshot of both https://imgur.com/a/259zDMk
>
>
> So just curious to understand how can be there so huge difference
>
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