> But, I am not getting a good doc about constant throughput timer. > I tried net, but no luck.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Constant_Throughput_Timer This URL is in basically every thread on this list! > I see that there are 2 fields. > #1 target throughput(in samples per minute) - so I need 100 threads per > minute, I should use 100X60 RIGHT? For 100 per SECOND - right. > #2 Calculate throughput based on - so I need to give "calculate throughput > based on all threads in this threadgroup.RIGHT? Depends. If you have only one thread group with one task all the threads are performing, it won't matter much. > Then I'll get 100X60 every minute...right? > Also, does it uniformly distribute the load every second? > Or does it only guarantee that it'll run 100X60 per minute? It distributes quite evenly. > I don't think it'll be uniform. > So, giving a ramp up period doesn't mean that we'll get the threads > divided > by the ramp up period. > It only guarantees that all the threads will be ready by the end of > the ramp > up period. Experience has shown otherwise. The rampup is quite even, try longer ramp up times. The start time distribution is even, baring artifacts such as intermittent garbace collector runs. Cheers Felix --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
