1) Do I need to do parameterization for the 7000 users or simply just raise the number of threads to 7000 to call it a "load test" ? <Mahesh>: If your application allows only unique login then you need 7000 unique login id's to enter into application which need to be parameterized in script.
2) I want to distribute different actions among these 7000 users. I assume I would need to create each script for each action, and tie the scripts to the number of users I want. As I am really under time constraint and doing this for the first time, I am sure I will need to go thru my trial and errors, but could anyone please share with me some experience / guidance so I would feel safe at least going in the right direction for my deadline? Especially with the upload/download? <Mahesh>: Yes based on each scenario you can create a separate script and you have to parameterize the data. You need to distribute the load across different scripts to make total 7000 users. Regards, Mahesh On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 11:12 AM, Lily Nguyen <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, everyone > I need to load test (~7000 concurrent users) for an https application > that is pretty much like gmail (login, upload, download, search, etc.) > I've watched some JMeter beginner videos but I am still confused: > > 1) Do I need to do parameterization for the 7000 users or simply just > raise the number of threads to 7000 to call it a "load test" ? > > 2) I want to distribute different actions among these 7000 users. I > assume I would need to create each script for each action, and tie the > scripts to the number of users I want. As I am really under time > constraint and doing this for the first time, I am sure I will need to go > thru my trial and errors, but could anyone please share with me some > experience / guidance so I would feel safe at least going in the right > direction for my deadline? Especially with the upload/download? > > Thank you very much for your help! > Lily, >
