Apache JMeter load testing
JMeter was easy to setup and use.
It was very easy to launch non-gui remote instances and control and monitor them from a local GUI client. On the remote server, just launch the server from the included server script in the bin directory with no options.
The client ships the test plan to the remote instances.
To create a test plan:
Under Test Plan node:
Add : Thread Group: specify concurrent users, ramp-up, scheduling, and looping
Under Thread Group:
Add : Config Element : HTTP Request Defaults: specify host
Add : Config Element : HTTP Cookie Manager: specify cookie type and clearing every session if desired
Add : Sampler : HTTP Request: specify resource path
Add : Listener : Graph Results: specify results file and what data to display on the graph, dynamically configurable at run time
Click on Run : Start or Remote Start
It was very easy to launch non-gui remote instances and control and monitor them from a local GUI client. On the remote server, just launch the server from the included server script in the bin directory with no options.
The client ships the test plan to the remote instances.
To create a test plan:
Under Test Plan node:
Add : Thread Group: specify concurrent users, ramp-up, scheduling, and looping
Under Thread Group:
Add : Config Element : HTTP Request Defaults: specify host
Add : Config Element : HTTP Cookie Manager: specify cookie type and clearing every session if desired
Add : Sampler : HTTP Request: specify resource path
Add : Listener : Graph Results: specify results file and what data to display on the graph, dynamically configurable at run time
Click on Run : Start or Remote Start
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