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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by pradeep_2731 <pr...@gmail.com> on 2006/09/13 11:11:50 UTC
Need clarification on throughput timer formula
Hi alex,
Thanks for ur reply to me.I would like to clarify this formula with u.
I will give one sample value which i have.Please explain me how to use this
formula to give the value in the throughpit timer
Response Data(KB/Sec) = 261.4
Throughput (/sec) = 77.5/sec
Consider that iam goin to test for 100kbs.
One more doubt.When i have 5 URL's in a single thread group then should i
take the total value for the attributes which are in the formula and is it
ok if i put only one timer for a thread group.
Kindly bear with my doubts even if its silly.I am new to this Jmeter and i
have to do this assingment.Expecting ur reply asap.bye
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RE: Need clarification on throughput timer formula
Posted by Alex Turner <Al...@Project-Network.com>.
Pradeep,
I see you problem. I don't think that you can perfectly simulate what you want because JMeter can set the average throughput but not (as far as I know) the peak.
However, as for the formula:
261.4 KB.s-1 / 77.5pps => 3372 Bytes per page
100KBs-1 / 3372 BytesPerPage ~= 30 pages per second = 1800 pages per minute.
To get 100KBs-1 you will require a through put controller set to 1800 pages per minute.
If you want to submit several URL's and keep the average rate at 100KBs-1 then you replace the bytes per page with the average (mean) bytes per page.
Cheers
AJ
Alexander J Turner Ph.D.
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-----Original Message-----
From: pradeep_2731 [mailto:pradeep2731@gmail.com]
Sent: 13 September 2006 10:12
To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Need clarification on throughput timer formula
Hi alex,
Thanks for ur reply to me.I would like to clarify this formula with u.
I will give one sample value which i have.Please explain me how to use this
formula to give the value in the throughpit timer
Response Data(KB/Sec) = 261.4
Throughput (/sec) = 77.5/sec
Consider that iam goin to test for 100kbs.
One more doubt.When i have 5 URL's in a single thread group then should i
take the total value for the attributes which are in the formula and is it
ok if i put only one timer for a thread group.
Kindly bear with my doubts even if its silly.I am new to this Jmeter and i
have to do this assingment.Expecting ur reply asap.bye
--
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