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I have a test plan created which contains a Single Thread Group, Approx 10 Transactions. Each transaction has a varying number of samplers. Example TXN1: 2 TXN2: 7 TXN3: 17 Etc Expected Application ...
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I have a C++ executable which makes use of cURL to make HTTP(s) requests to an external server. Is there a good way for me to determine the requests sent per second? Any way or tool will be helpful.
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I am trying to get json data each second to add as a new row in my react table. In the console it seems data is coming up each second but in the UI none of the data is popping up. Couldn't figure out ...
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Scenario locust test with gradual spawn-rate, chart looks like a 45-degree angle. I would like to know the RPS of the system while all threads are running. The out-of-the-box RPS value from locust ...
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I have a value var x = "2". How can I increment x each second so that one second from when I defined x, x will equal to 3? My code is shown bellow: <img src="cookie.jpg" style=&...
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In a web game built on Turbogears v2.1.5, logged-in users POST a 16-byte message periodically. The server CPU reaches 100% when the POST rate is 60 POSTs-per-second. (For testing, we have removed ...
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I'm trying to optimize a single core 1GB ram Digital Ocean VPS to handle more requests per second. After some tweaking (workers/gzip etc.) it serves about 15 requests per second. I don't have anything ...
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I have created some custom performance counters form my application to record TotalRequest (numberOfItems32) received and Request received per second (rateOfCountsPerSecond32). These 2 counters works ...
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I have an application in JSP, using MYSQL database and Apache 6.0 server. Interfaces : Admin and Client Requirement : Admin should get all the client names who are logged in. There is one text-box, ...
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I have written a small website for a non-profit. The website handles about 500 visitors per day, the site is pretty simple. It uses ExpressJS and serves up .ejs files that are updated weekly. It does ...
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Being a rubyist, I decided to take on erlang for high performance, reliable backend. The setup is quite simple: get a post request, write stuff to redis, return statistics. All json. this is also why ...
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I have a web application which is suffering because of low requests/sec under moderate traffic. The average request execution time is around 200ms per page. To simulate the environment, I created a ...
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I would like to test a sevlet that I 've made with simultaneous requests (100 or 1000 or more). I was searching about it and I found JMeter but I am not quite sure if it does what I want. Do you know ...
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I am running Apache2 on Linux (Ubuntu 9.10). I am trying to monitor the load on my server using mod_status. There are 2 things that puzzle me (see cut-and-paste below): The CPU load is reported as a ...
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I have next to no experience dealing with high volume transactional websites and recently came across this interesting question. I am interested in knowing where the bottlenecks in a Java web ...
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