Mihir, those images are unreadable. There's too much distortion from
resizing, I can't tell what's what.  That said, a better way to share
would be to remove sensitive information and just post the entire .jmx
file.

Also there are many resources through a google search about 'best
practices' and 'dos an don'ts of jmeter'.  The best factor, really,
being experience.  One thing I can say off the top though is that you're
running with only 1 loop? Is that a requirement? How long do these tests
run with only 1 loop, generally load tests are at least an hour. If you
have only 1 loop, the first thread is going to finish before the last
thread kicks off.  That is to say, you have a test case of N threads,
but they won't be concurrent, you may only get some % of N concurrent
requests. 

On Fri, 2014-06-27 at 22:57 -0700, Mihir wrote:
> Good day
> 
> Trying load testing for an enterprise level CRM application with dotnet
> technology 
> we provided hosted solution to our customer as we used in Amazon cloud
> 
> Here are my step which I planned initially 
> Our primary objective is to execute at-least three phase of load testing
> with jmeter and compare the result 
> Please suggest 
> 
> 
> Case-1
> Number of Threads (User) =50
> Ramp Up Periods (In Seconds) = 120
> Loop Count=1
> 
> 
> Case-2
> Number of Threads (User) =100
> Ramp Up Periods (In Seconds) = 120
> Loop Count=1
> 
> Case-3
> Number of Threads (User) =125
> Ramp Up Periods (In Seconds) = 120
> Loop Count=1
> 
> My Test Plan--Please suggest if it correct
> 
> <http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n5720436/test_plan.png> 
> 
> here is my summary report after execute 125 user (Case 3)
> 
> <http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n5720436/125_user.png> 
> 
> 
> Please share if you have any better way to evaluate load of our application
> 
> 
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