How to view the geoserver performance in jmeter ?
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Hi,
What do you think? Make a test plan and run. Attached is a simple one for WMS.
Load it into Jmeter, create a "bbox.txt" file with bboxes that suit your data.
One BBOX per line, comma separated.
To improve the test you have to learn how WMS/WFS/WCS requests are constructed
and how to feed ch
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 8:02 AM, Anas A wrote:
> How to view the geoserver performance in jmeter ?
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If you search "jmeter wms test" in Google you'll get a reference to at
least
three guides in the top 10 results:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=jmeter+wms+test
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I am new to Jmeter and I want to test my geoserver's architecture. I used
the geoserver's cluster plugin to install 4 instances of geoserver running
on 2 different physical machines (2 instances in each machine) with a load
balancer as an entry point.
I have done some stress tests with Jmeter (N
Hi,
Well, to me at least, the results for 30 users look excellent. No errors
and low response times across the board.
60 users wasn't quite so good - still no errors (which is good and shows
your server wasn't actually overloaded), but the response times were
starting to suffer significantly. P
Hi List,
Does anyone have any JMeter test plans they can share for testing GeoServer
with? I figure it'll give me a running start rather than having to figure
out JMeter from scratch.
I managed to find -
http://www.lydonchandra.com/content/stress-testing-wms-jmeter - which got
me a running install
I'm using this:
https://github.com/ccancellieri/GeoServerStressTest
which is a quite simple, alpha version.
The Workflow:
GetCapabilities -> CSV -> randomize bbox and some other params ->
Jmeeter stress tests -> generate reports
Cheers,
Carlo
2013/12/17 Jonathan Moules
> Hi List,
> Does anyo
Thanks for the replies. The GeoSolutions page (
http://geoserver.geo-solutions.it/edu/en/adv_gsconfig/jmeter.html) was a
good starting point.
Carlo - looks interesting but I'm not proficient at compiling so I'll have
to pass on it.
Cheers,
Jonathan
On 17 December 2013 10:36, carlo cancellieri <
Jonathan,
it leverages on a maven jmeter plugin since it is built to be configured
in a jenkins job (typically at the end of a deploy job). It will also
generate an html page with charts results (which can be configured to be
shown on the jenkins page).
To use on a command line you could take a lo
Hi Carlo,
I did notice that when looking in the build.bat file, but as I don't have
maven and my last brief experience with it went badly, I'll stick with the
stand-alone jmeter.
Thanks though!
Jonathan
On 19 December 2013 10:27, carlo cancellieri <
carlo.cancelli...@geo-solutions.it> wrote:
> J
Hi Jonathan,
please download:
http://lctest.land.vic.gov.au/cm/Geoserver233_JMoules.jmx
and fiddle the bits according to your needs. There was a login element as
well under the lop controller but I disabled that and took the values out.
Unfortunately for you, BBoxes are all Southern Hemisphere.
Hi Christian,
Thanks for this, I've learnt a few things looking at it and managed to
improve my test plan.
On suggestion - You only really need one listener to write to a file - they
all do it in the same format and it seems to be interchangeable, although I
do note that a couple of yours have dif
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