Well, your requests per second is an average. If you don't have them
all starting and stopping at roughly the same time, the rps number could
be greatly skewed.
Eda Srinivasareddy wrote:
Hi
I could not get the meaning of the following sentence of Mike's response to the remote test
I'm new in Jmeter and I'd like to know how is the best way to measure the
server performance. is it increasing the number of threads? decreasing the
rump-up period? any other way?
Thanks
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If you want to combine the information from the log files, it helps if the
various system clocks agree.
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See:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03031.html
and
http://www.geocities.com/jmeter_analyze/
for a utility to massage JMeter CSV files for use with Excel.
I've not tried
that depends on what you want to test right?
I wrote a performance article that is on Tomcat's resource page. The first question I
tend to ask is, what does the website have to do? Usually, most companies have no
clue what the website is really suppose to do.
if you're lucky enough to
average is the mean
deviation is standard deviation
median is the value in the middle of a set of values. in other words, half the data is
higher and half is lower than the median value.
peter
Claudio Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody knows exactly the meaning of the values
Ok, but what does the average, deviation and median measures? in wich unit
of measure?
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average is the mean
Since we are talking about JMeter, it is the mean, deviation and median for the
response times. This means milliseconds. Therefore:
mean = sum(data)/count
deviation = SD = sqrt { sum(x - mu)^2 / (n-1) },
median = look at this page for an explanation http://www.mathsisfun.com/median.html
Ok Peter, thank you very much!
Claudio.
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Since we are talking about JMeter, it is the mean, deviation and median
I forgot to paste the jmeter url in.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Graph_Results
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I'm doing load testing with four remote computers and a controller
computer using commandline. Everytime we run the commandline on the
controlling computer it will produce thread exceptions, array out of
bounds and not start all of the remote computers. It's different every
time as to which
Hi
I was wondering is it possible to add a Comments element to the test plan
where one can add notes/comments...etc.
Any ideas ??
-Gopi
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