[TYPO3-Performance] ab failed requests
georg kuehnberger
georg at georg.org
Tue Feb 24 23:14:06 CET 2009
Dan, Dmitry, et al,
FYI only: We recently had a requirement to load-test an application with
something like 20.000 concurrent users doing personalized logins, some
user-activity-within the application and logout within 5 minutes;
Having spent a day or two on developing the testcase, allocating "free
machines" as test-slaves and running our load-tests we soon faced the
following limitations: number of available-testboxes, effort to setup
new testboxes, cpu, filehandles (aka network-connectsions), overall
available bandwidth, and even more.
So we turned to on-demand cloud-computing and were able to work around
the above limitations by simply adding (or removing) more "cloud-boxes"
to our "bank of clouds" in a matter of minutes/hours rather than days.
This move allowed for the targeted "cloudburst" towards the AUT
(application under test), and meaningful analysis there.
I definitely fell in love with clouds; however only in the computing-sense.
cloudless, sunny greetings
regards georg
> Dan Osipov wrote:
>> I did try jMeter, but I think because I was doing it on my local
>> computer the network became the bottleneck...
>
> I experienced the same on first time usage; however you can run jMeter
> from remote, too; actually you may run it from multiple servers, with
> the GUI on your localmachine just sending commands to the jmeter-servers
> and receiving reports from them.
> This setup allows for really nice on purpose DDOSes ;-)
> 'njoy georg
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/remote-test.html
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/jmeter_distributed_testing_step_by_step.pdf
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