On 18/05/2009, ziohausam <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi there, > > I have run a test to one of our search functions using 1 user then had the > following results > > # Samples 147 > Average 271 > Min 210 > Max 5236 > Std. Dev. 418.3129775 > Error % 0 > Throughput 3.643212967 > KB/sec 52.09771792 > Avg. Bytes 14643.13605 > > then using 25 users and i have this result: > > # Samples 3115 > Average 840 > Min 207 > Max 69535 > Std. Dev. 3528.651571 > Error % 9.63E-04
You need to analyse what these errors are. > Throughput 18.89711235 > KB/sec 249.9800706 > Avg. Bytes 13545.9634 > > > > Actually i can't analyze these results. first this i was expecting when > running the 25 users to have 25*147 = 3675. but you can see that i have > 3115. is there a logical reason that makes this occurs rather than an > internal error or anything ? Perhaps the test ended abruptly? Did you set the test to continue on error? Are there any conditional controllers in the test plan? Are there any errors in the jmeter log file? > > also throughput. the variation between 3.643212967 and 18.89711235. how can > i calculate the percentage of of the effect of 25 users on the throughput Not sure why you need that information, or whether it would mean anything if calculated. > and how can i deduce the performance indicator whether it is good or bad. Impossible to say without knowing what the performance requirements of the server are, and what the test plan is trying to emulate. However, the fact that there are some errors when increasing the number of threads to 25 could indicate a problem with the server. Or it could just be an error in the test plan - e.g. it is not correctly set up for multiple threads. Try running 2, 3 and 4 threads. If these all work, then the test plan at least seems to be suitable. Also, the large increase in the maximum sample time from 5secs to 69secs needs to be investigated. > finally what you can see from this results? is it good? bad? The figures say nothing much in isolation. What load is the application under test supposed to support? Are there max. response times? What is the test trying to show? > a note: i was working good on the application with no noticeable drawbacks > in the performance on the site. That at least is mildly encouraging. > Regards, > Hosam > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Analyze-difference-between-1-user-and-25-users-tp23602736p23602736.html > Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
