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mich_stone
Hi all,
I am trying to do a load testing of my web service using web-tests.
Take one instance. I have one web-test in my scenario. I have set the
user pattern as "constant-50 users". I ran the load-test for 2 minutes,
sampled every 5 seconds.
Each "hit" includes 2 requests.
I am confused as to what this "test" really means. One sample run gave
me the following results
Total tests: 1464 (from where did this 1464 come from? Shouldn't
it have been 50users X 120 seconds divided by 5sec sampling = 1200????)
Total requests: 2978 (again, shouldn't total requests be total tests X
2 since each "hit" has got two requests???)
Average test time = 4.01. I assume this is total time taken for the
test divded by number of tests. I guess I can assume, total time taken
is 120 seconds. So 120/1464 = 0.08!!!!!!
Looks like I am totally lost. I checked a lot for documentation both on
newsgroups and on the web, but didn't get anything that could make me
understand the concepts.
Went through the following
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404656(VS.80).aspx
But this does not explain (or I am silly enough not to understand) why
my results appear to be so inconsistent.
Thanks and regards,
Michelle
I am trying to do a load testing of my web service using web-tests.
Take one instance. I have one web-test in my scenario. I have set the
user pattern as "constant-50 users". I ran the load-test for 2 minutes,
sampled every 5 seconds.
Each "hit" includes 2 requests.
I am confused as to what this "test" really means. One sample run gave
me the following results
Total tests: 1464 (from where did this 1464 come from? Shouldn't
it have been 50users X 120 seconds divided by 5sec sampling = 1200????)
Total requests: 2978 (again, shouldn't total requests be total tests X
2 since each "hit" has got two requests???)
Average test time = 4.01. I assume this is total time taken for the
test divded by number of tests. I guess I can assume, total time taken
is 120 seconds. So 120/1464 = 0.08!!!!!!
Looks like I am totally lost. I checked a lot for documentation both on
newsgroups and on the web, but didn't get anything that could make me
understand the concepts.
Went through the following
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms404656(VS.80).aspx
But this does not explain (or I am silly enough not to understand) why
my results appear to be so inconsistent.
Thanks and regards,
Michelle