Hi, I had a test script of a very small server requests (pinging the webapp basically). JMeter recorded 5ms average response times, monitoring on the server side showed 2ms average response times. The difference is justifiable due to the load-balancer in between the test client machine and the targeted server + jmeter's own "think times". Anything at the level of the millisecond is easily considerable acceptable. What do you mean by speeding up?
Cheers, Adrian On Tue, Jul 14, 2015 at 3:55 PM, George <bamboocha...@yahoo.de> wrote: > Hello, > i have a question about JMeter's performance. > > I have a simple test plan with one thread looping 1000 times > I have one SMTP sampler targeting my smtp server on port 25 and sending a > file of couple Kb.I have no connection timeout or connection close defined. > Technically everything works perfect. > I know i could put some "timer" or "sleep" to slow down sending my smtp > request e.g. i put a "sleep 10" and jmeter waits 10 sec between every smtp > sampler, but what about to "speed up" the sending process?I mean how "fast" > do JMeter sent out the smtp request? Is it related to my environement? > Can i "speed up" jmeter somehow? > I have the same question for http as well. > BrGeorge > > >
