hi,
It's hard to say something without context. You IMHO should monitor
conn state (time_wait...),heap, threads dump,pools (jdbc,
threads)during test and córrelate it with y~x where y-response time
and x-test time

On 6/24/11, John Lussmyer <john.lussm...@amdocs.com> wrote:
> Using the Active Thread only setting, and running 10 threads got me a pretty
> even distribution of requests.
> What I've found odd is that it's hard to reproduce any one test, and get
> results that are even kind of similar to the previous test.
> At very light loads, everything reproduces nicely.
> At even medium loads, I start getting weird results.  Things like the server
> (and JMeter) system seems to start "pulsing" on about 20 second intervals.
> Handles a burst of requests, then massively slows down.  And it's CPU usage
> drops during the pauses, memory usage is pretty constant, not much disk
> activity.
> Just weird. (probably a problem in our code, so it's giving us something to
> hunt for.)
>
> The non-reproducible part is that I run a test at a medium load, and it
> works fine, good response, etc...
> 10 minutes later I run the same test, and it goes into pulse mode, response
> times go up by a factor or 10 or more.
> This is on a dedicated server.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Oliver Lloyd [mailto:oliver_ll...@hotmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2011 3:09 PM
> To: jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Odd problem with performance of JMeter
>
> Try this:
>
> Thread Group - 1 user, 1 sec ramp, forever
> ---->Dummy Request, 1 sec response time
> ---------> Constant Throughput Timer, Active Thred Only, 10 reqs per minute
>
> Like this you get 1 request every 6 seconds, nice and steady.
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