I’ve done this before using a single server dedicated for Jmeter concurrently targeting two different computers. Some experiences:
1). I used two thread groups (easier this way). 2). The target machines had activities timestamped and stored in local log files - this required all computers to synchronize to a common clock. I used a CENTOS computer running as a stratum-2 clock and synchronizing to a bunch of NIST stratum-1 time servers. The (application) log data could then be correlated with Jmeter load. 3). Jmeter and target machines were windows-based; this required modifying the registry to change the default 1/week time synchronization to 1/hour synchronization. This change eliminated clock drift. 4). All work was done in a dedicated performance lab that was isolated from outside load - this reduced variance in latency/execution time; the only outside access was via one of the NICs on the time server. I hope this helps, Bohdan Bodnar On 4/20/15, 10:16 AM, "Deepak Shetty" <[email protected]> wrote: >>Is it possible to have multiple system under tests and collect the >>results >>in central location ? >yes many different ways to do it too >a. It could be part of the same test (and same thread group also) >b. It could be part of the same test but different threadgroups which >include the same script >c. It could be part of a distributed test where each server sends to one >of >the systems >d. It could be independent tests which aggregate the results using some of >the listeners >and so on... > >On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 7:21 AM, Neependra Khare ><[email protected]> >wrote: > >> In my environment I have different apps running and they >> can be accessed via end-points like following :- >> >> https://hello.example.com >><https://hello-openshift.cloudapps.example.com> >> https://hello1.example.com >><https://hello-openshift.cloudapps.example.com/ >> > >> ....... >> ....... >> https://helloN.example.com >><https://hello-openshift.cloudapps.example.com/ >> > >> >> I want to send simultaneous requests through jmeter to all of the >> end-points >> and collect response time. >> >> Is it possible to have multiple system under tests and collect the >>results >> in >> central location ? >> >> Thanks. >> >> -- >> Regards, >> Neependra >> www.neependra.net >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
