Re: For the same scenario and Ramp-up period, increasing Concurrent Users make increase the Throughput

[ZK <st...@gmail.com>]

Hi,
throughput is essentially "hits per second" to your site, so the more
concurrent users the more "hits per second" 
You can correlate this from your results:
test 2 has 30 users, and test 3 has 60 users (double the amount of test 2)
as such your throughput has doubled (approximately)

after adding more users you should see this trend continuing until you start
to hit bottlenecks with your site
Try starting with 10 users, then 50, then 100,then 150 etc

Once throughput doesn't increase in an expected manner and other indicators;
such as average response times start to increase, you are beginning to
identify the current load your site can handle.
However, it may be due to available bandwidth for your jmeter load injector,
so you should consider distributed testing, or monitor cpu, memory usage on
your application/web servers to help pinpoint any issues


HTH

ZK



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