From what I understand of your goals, I think the best approach is to modify the constant throughput timer so that it has randomness (not a difficult modification). That way, on average over time you get the exact required rate you require, but at a micro level you get randomness that stops cyclic thread access patterns (regardless of when the threads start).

Using other timers with randomness in your scenarios wont keep a constant rate becuase they execute in addition to your samplers. The Constant Throughput Timer is the only element I know of that will attempt to control overall rate.

Craig.

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Hi,

I am trying to simulate 180 users hitting a web site randomly, but know
that the throughput should be the web site submitting 1 job every 2 seconds
to the backend.

Any ideas how to combine random rate and yet still control the throughput?

Many thanks,

David




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