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I need help to find a way to generate stress/capacity testing on webpage. Server Configuration of Load generator Processor: AMD EPYC 7R13 @ 3.6 GHz, 4 Cores Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04 (x86_64) ...
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I have a JMeter test plan where I’m using an Include Controller that references a Test Fragment. The Thread Group is configured with a duration of 1 hour. When running the script with the Include ...
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I'm running a load test on a web application using Artillery with the Playwright engine on AWS Fargate. I'm observing a steady increase in test durations as the test progresses, and a high percentage ...
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I'm looking for some code or some benchmark to roughly asses the pause times or cpu load caused by some GC in order to get some rough estimate how efficient it is. I just want to see whether some GC ...
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I'm trying to load test a Node.js Socket.IO server using Artillery. My server expects an authentication token as a query parameter during the handshake. I'm using Artillery's socketio.beforeConnect ...
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I'm a new QA, and I'm using k6 with Typescript to test a web app. I noticed that http requests that rely on cookies aren't working correctly in the test script, although they do work when using the ...
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I'm working with a JMeter test script where I need to use some pre-defined values (such as client_id, client_secret, scope, etc.) different for each request, that change depending on the environment (...
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My spring boot application is not accepting desired load. In order to isolate problem I created a very simple service that just sleeps for 500ms and returns success response back. Following is my ...
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I have a UI load test written in K6. I am creating a bunch of entries on the page and keeping tab of them using openKv (https://github.com/oleiade/xk6-kv) in the code so that I can delete them after ...
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How can I correctly configure JMeter to achieve this scenario? Any guidance or examples would be greatly appreciated! The scenario in JMeter involving two requests: First Request (GET): This request ...
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I am using Locus in distributed mode with 1 master and n workers to run a load test. I am also using the locust-plugins library to utilize its Distributor utility. My goal is to preallocate one unique ...
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I have two setUp thread groups: One runs one time to set up a lot of things. The second one loops a few times through a file. Since both of these take a long time to run and they don't conflict with ...
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I am using JMeter 5.6.3 with the Peter Doornbosch WebSocket Sampler Plugin to test a WebSocket API. However, I am facing two issues: Issue 1: Received Ping Frame Data When I send a WebSocket request ...
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I'm running api load tests with a script that's a combination of REST and websocket APIs. The resource utilisation of the VM where I'm using jmeter to execute load tests is much higher than before ...
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I am running a load test using JMeter and I want take the ConstantThroughputTimer value as user input and set in the JMX XML. The JMeter shell script is being called from a bash script. Bash Script: ...
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I'm trying to load test a POST request API using JMeter, but I'm running into an issue. The request works perfectly in Postman, but when I run it in JMeter, I get a server error response. I've set up ...
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I have searched for answers to this and have found many hits containing the same advice - follow the guidance in this BlazeMeter blog article which sounds perfect for my requirements:- https://www....
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Anyone using Loadview tool's Goal Based Curve to generate load? I am having a tough time generating a load with it. It asks for "transaction goal per min" but does not ever generate that ...
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I am using Artillery with Playwright to measure performance metrics of a website, but I am not getting the metrics I specified in the configuration. Instead, I am seeing only browser-related metrics. ...
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When running a Gatling test, a report is printed to stdout after execution, such as: 21:16:16 ---- Global Information -------------------------------------------------------- 21:16:16 > request ...
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Our team has identified a memory leak in a .NET application running in a Kubernetes pod and needs to pinpoint and optimize the performance bottleneck. As a performance tester, I have experience in ...
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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 lot of test plans that use the same config set up and I've been looking into how to make the set up reusable instead of having to copy and paste it between the many test plans. Examples of ...
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I have an application that receives frequent updates. It uses persisted queries to communicate with GraphQL endpoint. How can I write efficient and maintainable load tests without having to modify ...
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I'm trying to capture http_errors with a custom tag to differentiate their status code, within my script I'm creating const httpErrors = new Counter("http_errors");. Then within the default ...
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I am new to Jmeter and learning as I go on a small project in work, but I think I'm getting confused when it comes to the logging in and out of websites, as well as navigating around areas of a logged ...
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I’m running a test with two Transaction Controllers, each containing three endpoints. After a single iteration, the Aggregate and Summary reports in JMeter show the Total Average Response Time as 85ms....
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I'm building a web UI test in k6, where I have a list of users and passwords stored in a SharedArray. Each virtual user (VU) logs in with one of these credentials and performs an ordering process. ...
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I have such a code and I want to do a load test on it to see how many open connections it can handle at the same time. How can I do this? app.get('/stream', (req, res) => { res.setHeader('...
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I wanted to perform some load testing on Hana database. For this I decided to use Locust and I referenced the implementation given in this link for another database: https://community.cratedb.com/t/...
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I am trying to simulate a form submission using Locust in Python. When manually submitting the form in a browser with incomplete data, I see the expected validation message: "Please make sure all ...
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Trying to use locust following the documentation, https://docs.locust.io/en/stable/quickstart.html from locust import HttpUser, task class TestUser(HttpUser): # @task(1) # def health(self): ...
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Good evening. I'm having trouble with a simple HTTP request. I need to create a load test with JMeter. The given site has authorization. With any request, I get a 200 code without entering a username ...
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I am using K6 to do some load testing but whatever configuration I give it I cannot get it to make more than ~1000 requests per second. I’ve tried various scenarios to get the RPS much higher but the ...
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Is it possible to give custom ramp up in LRE for a single group to a batch of vusers. For eg. We have a batch of 17 users which needs to start every 20 seconds. We need to configure for every batch of ...
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i have this k6 script but i can't seem to get the errors to show up in my html file although if i console.log i see them import http from "k6/http"; import { sleep, check } from &...
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I want to execute a Gatling scenario exactly once (i.e. execute a single virtual user with a single iteration). I don't want to execute it for a duration, I don't want to concurrent users, I don't ...
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I'm trying to run a k6 script that uses multiple payloads stored in JSON files. I want to read these files using the fs module and send them as part of my HTTP requests. However, it seems that the fs ...
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Kindly asking for your advice. I noticed that my k6 script with Ramping arrival rate sends much more requests than it should. I set following stages: import http from 'k6/http'; export const options =...
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I'm trying to understand how load testing can be done on a POST HTTP Request when the data are stateful. For clarity, here's an example: When a POST HTTP request is fired, the data will changed from A ...
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Is there any other way to get WebRTC metrics not using web page (browser_name)://webrtc-internals/? I've been trying to get WebRTC metrics by parsing the web page itself but it won't work out for my ...
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While executing grafana k6 script on the console the time to be taken for test execution is mentioned, but do we have a way to know in advance ie before actually the test begin execution how much time ...
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Scenario I am creating some records in a system using three requests of its API. In the first request I need to send and Id which for testing and tracking purposes I am using a consecutive number ...
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I am running Locust tests using distributed load generation with the flag: --processes -1 I used to get the stats while the tests were running from from locust.stats import ...
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I am attempting to analyse the poor performance of an Azure Function when under load. This is a .NET 8 Isolated Function App (v4) running on Windows (64 bit). A small but significant number of ...
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We have an Azure Data Factory pipeline and we need to pay attention to its performance. So we try to test it with JMeter. We want to trigger the debug button multiple times through the API (with ...
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I am currently working on load testing a booking system using JMeter and need to test how the system handles overbooking scenarios, where the number of booking requests exceeds the number of available ...
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Recently I want to do load testing for my azure data factory pipelines. Now, I follow the document Load test a website by using a JMeter script in Azure Load Testing: But the question is that: This ...
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I have two user classes: SyncUser NormalUser with the following code: class syncUser(HttpUser): host = '<hostname>' def on_start(self): self.userId = getsyncPullUser() ...
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In this k6 documentation https://grafana.com/docs/k6/latest/using-k6/scenarios/concepts/arrival-rate-vu-allocation/, there is a formula for preallocated VUs or virtual users preAllocatedVUs = [...
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