I can't know what the approach you're looking for, but my guess is this
test will run in about 5 minutes, at most, even with 1000 users it would
be very short because you only have 1 iteration. If that's what your
going for, that's fine, but generally load tests are ran for at least an
hour. Even more, you'll get a load something like this /\ where you'll
get maybe 50 concurrent users at the peak. I would set the loop count
to forever and use the scheduler in the thread group to run for a given
duration (or search for various other ways of scheduling a test to run,
but that's perhaps the simplest).
Also, it's unclear how you plan to actually execute the test plan. It's
highly suggested that you do so in non-gui mode through the command
line. If you do so through non-gui mode, it looks like you'll have to
use the '-l' option and configure what you want through
jmeter.save.saveservice properties. Personally I like using a simple
data writer where I can save the result file as Name_of_test_on_
${__time(MM-dd)}_at_${__time(HH-mm)}.csv.
As far as the actual logic of the test plan goes, I cannot sufficiently
comment because I don't know the business requirements of your test and
whether this tests achieves the goals of loading your system properly.
That's only something you and your team is going to have to figure
out.
I can, however, give some guidance on the Gaussian timer you have. It
seems that you're logging into somewhere an perhaps want to wait for the
next page to come up before requesting it? It can be tricky the order
of execution, because timers actually execute before the test element(s)
they're associated with, not after as you may assume by the way the GUI
presents it.
On Sun, 2014-06-29 at 21:10 -0700, Mihir wrote:
> Latest Screenshot after execute 125 User
> <http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n5720446/Latest_of_125_User.jpg>
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> Test Plan used for above execution
> <http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/file/n5720446/Test_Plan_of_125_User.jpg>
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> Please suggest, if we are in correct approach
> Thread_Group_100Users.jmx
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