Yes. Thanks to Deepak for a very good post.
Also, Jörg, in your case it's even more simple mathematics:
Case 1: Each thread does a request each ~30.7secs
Case 2: Each thread does a request each ~19.6secs
the intervals being avg. Timer pause plus avg. response time.
So, even though your latency in
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As you increase the load, both the throughput and the response time
increase. There is a knee beyond which throughput would remain constant and
the response time would then increase exponentially.
Looks like you haven't reached that knee yet at 3.1 req/sec throughp
Hi All,
we have a fairly simple test that logs in to our application.
We've setup a Gaussian Random Timer and are monitoring the results in an
Aggregate report.
My question is about the throughput - if we reduce the delays in the Timer, the
time taken to log in to the application increases (wh
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