Re: Distributed testing - Memory usage

Hi Philippe, I can confirm that RC3 fixes my problem and I now have stable memory usage having run the same .jmx overnight for confirmation. Thanks for your assistance with this matter. Case closed! :) -- View this message in context:

Re: Distributed testing - Memory usage

Thanks for the prompt response. - No other test elements in use other than what I listed in the OP. - Jmeter version: 2.5 I've tried removing all the listeners and running from NON-GUI mode with -l from the master, this is the command I used: ./jmeter -n -r -t cli-test.jmx -l example-log Sadly

Re: Distributed testing - Memory usage

Hi Philippe, thanks for your guidance. I can confirm I was using the HTTPClient 4 implementation. Would you expect the Java implementation to avoid this problem? I've downloaded the latest binary from the nightly releases but am struggling to get jmeter-server to run, it bombs on start with the

Re: Distributed testing - Memory usage

I have the http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/ plugin pack in place the master server which I was using for some graphing listeners but I removed them during testing to ensure they were not the burden. I have no additional jars in place on the slave servers. I'll retest with HTTP client v3

Re: Distributed testing - Memory usage

Early results look like the HttpClient 3 is increasing its memory usage at a much slower rate than the HttpClient 4 jmx was doing. I am still using dist however, did you intend for me to test HttpClient 3 on 2.5.1-RC3? Additionally, I seem to be getting an increased error rate with HttpClient 3,

Distributed testing - Memory usage

Hi, I'm trying to run a fairly simple test plan in distributed mode and experiencing some interesting memory consumption issues which I hope someone can shed some light on.. The problem is regardless of how many threads I use, each of the slave servers sees growing memory usage until they