Re: jmeter memory consumption

to my knowledge, even if you use a commercial product like mercury. You still can't simulate 250 threads from one system without it eating a ton of memory. In fact, I believe mercury doesn't recommend you try it, unless you're using a beefy dual or quad CPU server with 8Gb of RAM, Gigabit ethernet

Re: jmeter memory consumption

So what's the problem, exactly? -Mike On Wed, 2004-06-30 at 20:21, Remedy QA wrote: > It seems Jmeter is a memory hogger. If given more memory, it will keep consuming. I > am using JMeter nightly build of June 12. > > During my test run of approximately 50 minutes, with 250 virtual users on

jmeter memory consumption

It seems Jmeter is a memory hogger. If given more memory, it will keep consuming. I am using JMeter nightly build of June 12. During my test run of approximately 50 minutes, with 250 virtual users on one GUI Jmeter client, it managed to consume about 1 GB of real memory. As the test continue

Solution to Ramp Down Option

Hi All, what i've done is something like this: Thread Group (ramp-up period = 0, loop count = 1) Loop Controller If Controller (Condition = ${__threadNum} <= 1) Http Requests Loop Controller If Controller

RE: how can i see which thread is currently being run?(solution t o RAMP DOWN!)

I've recently checked in some changes to the 2.0 branch which allow you to stop a test or stop an individual thread (by name) using a BeanShell server connection. This is intended for use when running in batch mode, but should work in other modes too. Have a look in extras/startup.bsh for details

RE: how can i see which thread is currently being run?

You can also use the __log() function to print a message in the jmeter.log file (or on System.out/System.err in recent versions). If this does not include the thread name (*), you can always add it using: ${__logn(${__threadNum()})} See the function reference for details. The log funtions can al

retrieving a paginated answer

Hi: I'm trying to figure out how can I send a web form and then surf all paginated answers until the end. I'm trying with a loop controller and a regular expression extractor to get the "next->" link, but I'm not clear in how I must combine these elements in my test. Any suggestions? Thanks a lot.

dinamics parameter on http request

Hi: I'm reading all about dinamic parameters on a http request, but all that I get is putting name={$variable} and then change this variable value through substitution, command line of whatever. But my problem is that I want to add new parameters at runtime, different ones in every running of the

HTTP Request Defaults

Hi, I was doing the test plan for my web app in certain port number...but now i have to switch it to different port number. I have used "HTTP Request Defaults" <../usermanual/component_reference.html#HTTP_Request_Defaults> so that I dont need to change the existing port number with new port num