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<p>Last post Nov 16, 2018 03:20 AM by superjose</p>
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<p>Nov 15, 2018 03:59 PM | superjose | LINK </p>
<p>Hi everybody! It's been a while now. For the first time, I'm stress testing a site. I want to know how capable is the site so I can estimate how much it will cost me to support x amount of users.</p>
<p>I've been reading for a while now, and I know this is something specific to my use case. That's why I'm testing critical endpoints of the application. I've purposely created a controller with POST parameters, no authentication and dummy data that constantly inserts into a production Database. All of these are controlled and can be easily cleaned after the test.</p>
<p>I currently have a .NET Core 2.1 App with a separate MSSQL Express instance running. The server is being run on 1GiB RAM and 1 vCPU on an EC2 instance in AWS.</p>
<p>I've decided to use JMeter with Azure DevOps and I'm confused on how to read it, and where should I focus on.</p>
<p>The test consisted of the following:</p>
<p>Number of Agents: 20.</p>
<p>Load duration: 1 minute.</p>
<p>(See point #1 of the questions to get the configuration of JMeter)</p>
<p>Here are some questions:</p>
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<li>What's the difference between the Number of agents (Azure) and The Number of Threads (users) in JMeter? I currently have in my JMeter script: <ol>
<li>Number of Threads (users): 20</li>
<li>Ramp-Up Period: 0 (Meaning that all the 20 will be launched simultaneously, right?)</li>
<li>Loop Count: 3</li>
<li>Backend Listener configured to my computer's graphite backend.</li>
<li>Visual Tree disabled.</li>
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<li>How can I know what's the bottleneck? Or what's the issue? I can see only a spike in RAM when I see the logs for the main server. The CPU of the MSSQL barely got hit, and the RAM had a 50 MB usage when I hit it with the load test. (see the full overview picture at the bottom). I decided to investigate the application logs and I see timeout exceptions. What's been saturated?</li>
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<p>Here's what's Azure is showing: (There are some Gate timeout 504 errors as well)</p>
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