Oh and i believe JP@GC ==> Jmeter plugins @ Google code
regards
deepak
On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 1:31 PM Deepak Shetty <shet...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> Since you are using Jmeter plugins , Im guessing you will find more
> answers on the plugins on their support forum rather than on the JMeter
> mailing list.
>
> JMeter listeners usually have a write results to file , it needs to be its
> own file if I remember correctly. i believe a common pattern is to add
> timestamp to file name or pass in a run number/name. You can use any JMeter
> property for the file name and so you can even set it from command line
> (i.e. set the property and use the property in filename field
> using${__P(name)} function)
>
> If the plugin doesnt do aggregate then you only option is to load the
> result file into something that does or put in a feature request for the
> plugin.
>
> > Any other idea how to compare resource utilization for two different
> runs?
> I believe there is a merge results plugin (there was a thread a week or so
> ago). I usually do these kind of things outside JMeter
>
> Note I havent used this plugin or the Jenkins plugin so I cant really say.
> Usually for the application, one needs to monitor much more than the raw
> OS numbers (like a java VM) and the tools available server side are much
> more sophisticated and provide all the OS numbers correlated to the actual
> running code (YMMV).
>
> regards
> deepak
>
> regards
> deepak
>
> On Thu, Sep 13, 2018 at 7:17 PM Alexander Podelko
> <apode...@yahoo.com.invalid> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I am trying to add server monitoring results and got quite a few
>> questions. Sorry for such simple questions - but all numerous posts I found
>> describe how to setup monitoring, but I have found none describing it
>> deeper....
>> So I setup the agent / jp@gc - PerfMon Metrics Collector and it is
>> working.
>> By the way, what jp@gc, used in numerous places, stands for?
>> The first question: how should we configure the files for keeping test
>> results and monitoring results? May they be recorded in the same jtl file
>> or it should be different files?
>>
>> It appears that for monitoring results the file should be explicitly
>> named inside jp@gc - PerfMon Metrics Collector UI file name filed. Any
>> other way? Doesn't look like we have command line option for that....
>> Monitoring charts looks nice - any way to see aggregate numbers? Say,
>> average CPU utilization?
>> Any idea if monitoring data may be fed into Jenkins performance plug-in?
>> Any other idea how to compare resource utilization for two different runs?
>> Will much appreciate any information on any of above questions.
>> Thanks,Alex
>>
>
