I am going to do performance testing by using JMETER in Azure server. I want to setup Master-Slave configuration to create Virtual Users.
Kindly help me in this to set up this process.
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I want to setup a 3 node cluster for JMeter on AWS EC2 instances.
I am not able to find any reference. Can anybody guide it
AWS EC2 instances don't differ from any other computers so you can follow instructions from Remote Testing guide.
Just make sure to unblock the following ports in AWS Security Groups
1099
the port you define as server.rmi.localport
the port(s) you define as client.rmi.localport
References:
Remote hosts and RMI configuration
How to Perform Distributed Testing in JMeter
You may also find JMeter ec2 Script useful
You may refer to this AWS CDK based framework for running Jmeter tests in distributed mode on AWS (FARGATE/ECS using Jmeter Docker containers)
https://github.com/pranavkakde/aws-cdk-load-test-jmeter
I need to analyse the performance reports of my server for which I am using Server Performance Monitoring in Jmeter which needs an installation of Perfmon metrics collector and Perfmon Server Agent. But, as I have installed Jmeter on local and I do not have the rights to install anything on Server, I am not able to install Perfmon Server agent to get the reports. However, I came to know that a Windows server has an inbuilt Perfmon installed but I do not know how to use it.
Hence, I need help in sending the reports from server using Windows performance monitor and collecting those reports in Jmeter installed on local machine.
You have 2 options:
In Windows Performance Monitor there is an option to connect to remote machine:
You can create your own Data Collector Set and write counters data into a file. Once your test is finished you will be able to copy the file and analyze the collected metrics.
Unfortunately you won't be able to integrate Windows Performance Monitor reports into a JMeter test, it will be a standalone monitoring option. Basically Server Agent doesn't require "installation", you can just copy it over and make sure JMeter can connect to port 4444, see How to Monitor Your Server Health & Performance During a JMeter Load Test article for details.
I need to check the nginx server performance using jmeter to perform the load testing,I had searched and found that jmeter support tomcat server ,kindly help me with any open source pulg in to check the server performance
There is no built-in support of collecting nginx server health metrics (like Tomcat) in JMeter, however you can consider using the relevant plugin.
You will need:
PerfMon Server Agent - on nginx server side
PerfMon Metric Collector - on JMeter side (comes with JMeter Plugins Standard Set)
Check out How to Monitor Your Server Health & Performance During a JMeter Load Test guide for detailed installation, configuration and usage instructions.
I have 4 vm machines,
network deployment websphere v 8.5.5
I want to configure vm #4 as load balancer, do you guys know the best way to do this.
I have searched the net but did not find something helpful.
Do you have any idea or links that may help in the load balancer configuration and how to connect it to the admin machine.
What I found that IHS v 8.5.5 may work but I don't know how to configure it.
Check this page: Configuring a web server and an application server on separate machines
You need to:
Install IHS
Install WebSphere Plugin
Configure web server in the web admin console on Deployment manager (I'm assuming that by admin machine you mean machine with Deployment manager).
For easier management you can configure Remote Web server management described here.
I am using 'jp#gc - PerfMon Metrics Collector' Lister for this and as you know it requires 'ServerAgent' running on the connecting server.
Step by step instruction would be very helpful.
And also, if anyone knows of any better alternatives to monitor the servers using jmeter then please share with me, it would be a great help.
You can follow the below Steps:
Download ServerAgent2.2.1.zip file(URL: http://jmeter-plugins.org/downloads/all/)
Unzip and Paste the folder in the Machine where Server is hosted.
Run startAgent.sh(Linux) and startAgent.bat(Windows) in the Server Machine.
Get the Server IP and add the same in the Jmeter Properties File.
remote_hosts=
Add the (Perfmon metrics collector)Listener in the Test Plan.
Host/IP: Add the Server Host/IP
Port: By default 4444
Metrics to be collected: What metric you want to collect.