Hello,
perfect anwser sebb...thank you so much.Yes i check the hook "Run threadgroups
consecutively" in my test plan and now it runs perfect.Yes i have multiple
thread groups and i want them to run consecutively.In thread one i upload a
imageIn thread two i modify the previous uploaded imageIn thread three i delete
the imageThis works only is the execution order is 1,2,3 and not 2,3,1 etc..:)
Thank you so much.
sebb <[email protected]> schrieb am 11:29 Mittwoch, 10.Dezember 2014:
JMeter threads simulate *independent* users.
Each thread runs at its own pace.
The threads are started in order, with a delay specified by the ramp-up time.
However once started, each thread operates independently.
A ramp-up time of zero means there is no delay between starting threads.
During startup, there may be some once-off initialisation. This can
affect the first thread more than others, causing it to take longer.
Performance tests should run for sufficiently long to ensure that any
startup overhead is negligible.
Also of course the server being tested may need to get 'warmed up'.
If you really want to run single threads in strict sequence, either
use a long ramp-up so that the gap between threads is long enough that
one thread will finish before the next.
Or, use multiple thread groups and select "Run threadgroups consecutively".
On 10 December 2014 at 09:40, George <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> all 3 Threads have a 1 sec ramp-up.
> But even when i set the value to 0 it does not change anything.btw. i run my
> jmeter on a centos 32 bit linux but i dont think this matters.
> In the log i see this:
> jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread started: thread1 1-1
> jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread started: thread2 2-1
> jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread started: thread3 3-1
> So all threads starts in "correct" order namely "1,2,3...1,2,3...1,2,3..."..
> But i also see this:
> jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread finished: thread1
> 1-1jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread finished: thread3
> 3-1jmeter.threads.JMeterThread: Thread finished: thread2 2-1
>
> So here we have it. Thread 3 ends before Thread 2...thats why i see
> "Request1, Request3, Request2"But why is this?
> Well if i run my Testplan 10 times i get sometimes the "correct" order like:
> 1,2,3...1,2,3...1,2,3...but then it starts to change and it's
> "1,3,2...2,3,1...3,1,2..." then its again 1,2,3...etc...It's totally random.
> Again..im using a KeyStore Configuration and a keystore is configured with 3
> client certs in my system.properties.if i use "keytool -list -keystore
> keystore.jks" i see all 3 cert and i see the "alias". Everything works
> perfect with that. The cert's are valid and are accepted.There is absolutly
> no error on this.
> But maybe something with the KeyStore Configuration Element is wrong? and
> cause the above problem?
>
>
>
> chaitanya bhatt [via JMeter] <[email protected]>
>schrieb am 20:48 Dienstag, 9.Dezember 2014:
>
>
> How are you ramping up?
>
> Thanks
> Chaitanya Bhatt
>
> On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 8:15 AM, George <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I have a simple test plan and wonder why the execution order differs every
>> time i run the test plan.
>> So i have a
>>
>> Keystore Configuration element with 3 client certs (Start: 0 End: 2)I have
>> 3 Threads (Thread 1,2,3) They all have a Ramp-Up Period of 1 sec and runs
>> only once.Every Thread have just one simple controlerEvery simple controler
>> have one http sampler targeting a simple GET to login to my web server via
>> https.
>> So we have
>> TesPlan-->Keystore Configuration (Start: 0, End: 2 = total 3 certs)
>> ----->Thread 1---------->Cookie Manager (clear after every run)
>> --------->Simple Controler------------>GET
>> https://myserver.local------>Thread
>> 2---------->Cookie Manager (clear after every run)---------->Simple
>> Controler------------>GET https://myserver.local------> Thread
>> 3---------->Cookie Manager (clear after every run)-----------> Simple
>> Controler------------> GET https://myserver.local----->View Results Tree
>>
>> Now i run the plan and i see the following execution order of my GET
>> Samplers:
>> Thread 2 GET
>> Thread 1 GET
>> Thread 3 GET
>>
>> Next time i run i seeThread 1 GET
>> Thread 2 GET
>> Thread 3 GET
>>
>> Next time i run i seeThread 2 GET
>> Thread 1 GET
>> Thread 3 GET
>>
>> And so on and so on.
>> It differes every time. But it should beThread 1Thread 2Thread 3
>> Thread 1Thread 2Thread 3etc...
>> Beyond this everything works perfect. The login is done, the mutual ssl
>> auth works perfect, the cookie handling works perfect...only the execution
>> order seems to me "random"?Why is that?Why do he starts with the https GET
>> request from Thread 2 and not Thread 1?It should be 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3
>> every time?
>> BrGeorge
>>
>>
>>
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