I am trying to run ALM test cases with 1095 steps in single test case. But it throws an error ,What is the maximum limit of steps to be passed in a single test case in ALM ?
500 is a maximum limit of steps can be passed in one single test case.
Example: If there are 1000 steps in one test cases it can be split into two test cases and run it
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I need to verify one of API TPS.
6TPS is Requirement.
I have given 6 user load , 1s pacing and runned for 1hr.
Output snap attached.
From the Output how do i verify that API is achieved 6TPS.
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In your case the number of TPS for Get_id transaction is 1.9 per second so my expectation is that you either need to remove pacing or increase the number of users or both.
You can reach 6 TPS with 6 users only if response time is 1 second (or less), looking at your results it can be as high as 5.6 seconds so either your server cannot server 6 transactions per second of you just need to add more users.
If you want to check the throughput automatically and fail the test if the expected number of transactions per second is not met you can consider running your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, Taurus provides flexible and powerful Pass/Fail criteria subsystem which can check multiple metrics and return non-zero exit status code in case if throughput will be lower than your expectations.
More information: Failure Criteria
I am using jmeter for my performance test. The website needs to perform 7 customer transaction per second with the average TPS of 22.19 and maximum TPS of 25.01. So I have defined my test plan with 7 threads to run with 3 loops and asserted the response with 200 and 204. I also asserted the response with duration response for 2 second since it is needed.
but I am pretty confused how to assert this average TPS and maximum TPS ?. I am also not sure how to test 7 customer transaction per second. ? Thanks for you help.
Put all requests which belong to a customer transaction under the Transaction Controller and rename it to customer-transaction
Download and install Taurus tool
Create Taurus YAML config file for running your JMeter test looking like:
execution:
- scenario: simple
scenarios:
simple:
script: test.jmx
reporting:
- module: passfail
criteria:
- hits for customer-transaction>7 for 1s, stop as failed
That's it, if you will be receiving less than 7 hits per second the test will be automatically stopped as failed and have non-zero exit status code
I'm executing multiple scripts for 1 hr in Non GUI Mode.
Test Scripts:- Script1 Script2 Script3
Test Execution Approach :- Keeping 3 thread groups in one script and giving equal number of users in Non GUI mode.
JMeter version 4.0
Number of Samples are differing with respect to the scenarios. I need equal distribution for all 3 scenarios. How to achieve this?
You can define the fix loop count in all 3 thread groups something like 1000 or 10000 depend on your scenario. Do not use time duration here as you want jmeter to stop after all execution is completed.
Secondly, you can use "Througput Controller" for executing samplers for a fix number of times.
Hope it help.
In this case, I have created several webtest scripts, and added them to a load test (distributed by expected use).
What I would like to do is send a user load (500 for example) where all users run at the same time, each user is given only a single script to run and complete, then the test is finished. One iteration for each user.
I am finding that iterations are not user based but test based, so only one user and test is completed when selecting a Test Iterations value of 1 for 500 users.
Is there a user based iteration setting or some other way to accomplish my intended test?
Thanks.
The test settings you have used are not at all clear from your question. However assuming you want to start 500 test cases at the same time and stop after they have completed then you can use the following.
In the properties of the scenario: Set the user load to constant and to 500 users. Also set maximum test iteration to 0 (meaning no maximum). I would also set the think time between iteration to much longer than you expect the test run to take; this setting may not be needed but it avoids unexpected behaviours.
In the properties of the run settings there are two possibilities.
Either (1) set the test iterations to 500.
Or (2) set the run duration to long enough for all 500 tests to complete, but shorter than the think time between iteration in the scenario.
I have a JMeter Test Plan with many copies of almost exactly the same test. In each case there is a variable that is slightly different.
Here is the configuration:
There are two sets of user variables. There is a top level user variable list, that contains maximum_runs and there are Test Fragment level user variable lists with the User Defined Variable add_users, which goes up by 10 for each test case. users is a static 10.
I set maximum_runs to 100 and disable all but one Test Fragment. This gives me a number of samples = 100 for each Fragment. I enable a second Test Fragment and I still get 100 samples. But as soon as I enable the third Test Fragment my number of samples drops to 90. 4th, 80. But on the 5th one it goes right back up to 100 and the cycle starts over again. I don't see anything wrong with my math so I believe it to be something about how JMeter uses jexl2 or maybe variables are being changed due to the number of Fragments running? I really need to be able to run this with the same number of samples no matter how many Fragments are running. Ah, note, I have Run Thread Groups consecutively (i.e. run groups one at a time) in Test Plan checked.
I had a similar issue with one application. 1 out of 4 test components just would not go up more, than 50 percent of required users.
The problem was that component was a memory eater and when it reached the maximum heap it did not let the other threads in that component to ramp-up. But just a long shot.