hi, a couple of ideas
Server side Http Take for example testing an api over http. The only difference between http requests sent by different tools should be the "User agent" header; that would be very unlikely to cause any difference (including memory usage) on the server. If it did, I would consider it a defect on the web/application server side implementation. DB JMeter uses standard Java libraries for DB samplers. So, unless one of the libraries had a bug, for example not closing a connection (quite unlikely), I would not expect differences on the db server. Client side Here is some info https://wiki.apache.org/jmeter/JMeterPerformance Perhaps you could perform similar measurement (for example with jconsole) with Jmeter 3.0, your particular scenarios, and share your findings with the community Disclaimer: I'm just an average JMeter user, the JMeter devs or other users might have more/better info On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 9:40 PM, Sankar Das <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > Doing some api functional testing using JMeter. We can do it with any > automated tool or any programming language also. But Does JMeter consumes > less memory at both client and server side while executing? > > Similarly, I am making a database connection and executing some queries by > using any programming language and JMeter, which consumes more memory in > database server even for single user ? > > Thanks! >
