Hi Sebb,
you wrote
>>>
What we tend to do is to use a fixed number of threads, but vary the
throughput using a variable or property. The variable can be changed
by reading a file, or a property can be changed remotely using the
beanshell server - see jmeter.properties for info on starting it.
<<<
since this question arises every now and then - is it possible to elaborate on
it ? Do you have a small example handy?
Best regards / Viele Grüße
Noam Paz
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Re: How to periodically Increase the number of threads during load test
On 29/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In order to load testing the web application, I would like Jmeter
> to Increase the number of threads of a thread group, each 30 minutes.
>
> How could I do that?
>
Create a Bugzilla enhancement request and wait ;-)
It's not directly possible at present.
However, you can gradually increase the number of active threads by
choosing a suitable ramp-up time - e.g. 100 threads, ramp-up 1000
would create 100 threads, but start them every 10 seconds.
Or you could have multiple thread groups, and use the startup delay to
start them in sequence.
What we tend to do is to use a fixed number of threads, but vary the
throughput using a variable or property. The variable can be changed
by reading a file, or a property can be changed remotely using the
beanshell server - see jmeter.properties for info on starting it.
S.
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