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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Juansa Benimeli <ju...@yahoo.com> on 2007/05/21 12:57:11 UTC
STOP SENDING HTTP REQUEST
Hi,
I have a problem with jMeter 2.2. I'm trying to overload an apache server on my local network. I'm using 6 computers as a remote jmeter-server and another one to get the results
The test plan looks like:
One thread group with 12 threads with a ramp period of 6000 and loop count of 6000
Simple Controller
Cookie Manager
7 HTTP Request (one of them using HTTP User Parameter Modifier)
Aggregate graph.
Jmeter is supposed to send 12 * 6 (computers) * 6000 (iterations) = 288000 requests.
Jmeter stop sendigs requests when it gets 12 000 request with no reason. This number is aprox because I ran the test many times and I get an interval from 9000 to 15000 requests There are no messages in the log files of each computer. I kept my test runing the whole night and the day after nothing had happened.
I can see that requests dont get the apache server and if I send the same request from one of the remote server in the browser I get response.
If I observe the Aggregate graph I can notice that the rate of sending request decrease progressively.
Thank you for your help
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Re: STOP SENDING HTTP REQUEST
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 21/05/07, Juansa Benimeli <ju...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with jMeter 2.2. I'm trying to overload an apache server on my local network. I'm using 6 computers as a remote jmeter-server and another one to get the results
That might have the effect of overloading the client computer and its
network connection....
> The test plan looks like:
> One thread group with 12 threads with a ramp period of 6000 and loop count of 6000
> Simple Controller
> Cookie Manager
> 7 HTTP Request (one of them using HTTP User Parameter Modifier)
> Aggregate graph.
Aggregate Graph is very resource intensive.
See
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#listeners
Summary Report would be cheaper.
> Jmeter is supposed to send 12 * 6 (computers) * 6000 (iterations) = 288000 requests.
> Jmeter stop sendigs requests when it gets 12 000 request with no reason. This number is aprox because I ran the test many times and I get an interval from 9000 to 15000 requests There are no messages in the log files of each computer. I kept my test runing the whole night and the day after nothing had happened.
>
> I can see that requests dont get the apache server and if I send the same request from one of the remote server in the browser I get response.
>
> If I observe the Aggregate graph I can notice that the rate of sending request decrease progressively.
>
First try using Summary Report instead of Aggregate Report, as this is easiest.
If that does not help, then run the test on each node in non-GUI mode,
using CSV output, and then combine the results for further analysis if
required.
Make sure the clocks of all the hosts are reasonably well synchronised.
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