these numbers seem fine. does your webserver logs confirm the expected concurrency?
6 aggregate listeners shouldn't cause a performance impact, since it isn't graphical. in non-gui mode, do you get any errors in jmeter's log? peter On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 12:57:03 -0700 (PDT), Remedy QA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hmm, didn't know there were two options. Looking at the June 12th nightly build I'm > using, the Sampler gives "HTTP Request" and "HTTPRequest HTTP Client(ALPHA)" . I am > using the default http sampler because that is what the Proxy recorder uses. I have > been using this since version 1.9. > > All requests use keep alive. Just one or two use redirect, but that is only done > once per user (done for login). > > To answer Mike's questions: > > 1. Are you using any timers? 250 virtual users with no delays is a hell > of a load > Yes. Between controllers (there are 2 that are repeated for 45 minutes), I have > uniform random timer between 5 to 15 seconds. Then I have some "user" think time > between opening menus that are uniform random between 1.5 to 5 seconds. And some > uniform random timers between 1 to 4 seconds for "waiting" to click on a link. Then > there are some requests that are performed without timers. > > 2. What kind of average response times are you getting from these > requests? > The overall average total is 33 seconds. Some pages have it set to retrieve embedded > resources. > > > 3. What order of magnitude are the responses? 10's of bytes? 100's? > 1000's? 10's of KB? > The average request response size is 42KB. The minimum response time is less than > 1KB > The largest response is 394KB which happens when opening a page. > > 4. What kind of dynamic elements do you have in the test plan? Are you > doing a lot of regex parsing of response data? > Out of 44 HTTP Requests, I have 7 regex parsing and 14 Assertions > There are 6 aggregate listeners. Running without the listeners did not make a > difference. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
