Hi all,
Just a simple-ish "sequence of execution" question if anyone can help;
Test Plan
Thread Group (users 5, ramp 3, count 500)
HTTP Request HTTPClient (SSL request - KeepAlive enabled)
Uniform Random Timer (Offset 100, dev 5)
>From the above nested test plan (and documentation) I assume:
* 5 threads are created in the space of 3 seconds
* The Thread Group contents are executed concurrently 500 times for
each thread but only 5 threads are ever created. i.e. "loop count"
applies only to the Thread Group elements
* Each of the 500 requests are separated by 100ms
* Only 5 SSL sessions are established with the server (unless
time-outs etc. interfere)
If the above is correct can I test the server for a scenario where for
example; the server gets 10 new users (i.e. 10 threads or 10 SSL
connections) each second and each user makes a 100 requests in that
second and repeat the experiment for 3 mins to get a good average
response time?
Perhaps something like...
Test Plan
Thread Group (users 100, ramp 10, count 100)
HTTP Request HTTPClient (SSL request - KeepAlive enabled)
Uniform Random Timer (Offset 10, dev 2)
... but I need an average, over 3 mins, for each set of 10 users/sec
(which need to be in separate files so that I can calculate the
averages)
Though perhaps I'm going against the grain as it seems that "ramp-up
time" is there to ease the burden of creating many new threads rather
than using it to create many new threads!?
Many thanks
Christiaan
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