[LoadUIWeb] Using LoadUIWeb on my own server?
Hello, We were wondering if there was a way for us to be able to use LoadUIWeb as a load testing tool on one of our own server. We have a linux server here and would like to know if it is possi...
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Hi Hai,
You need to monitor the performance of the computer that runs your load tests and corellate its performance state with the state of the load test. To monitor the performance state of computer you need to use performance counters provided by the OS. Monitoring itself can be done using the LoadUIWeb itself, or the tools provided by OS (for example, using Windows Performance Monitor) or some third party tools.
For example, if you monitor local CPU and memory usage that report you 80-95% or CPU load and 55% or memory load and at the same time see slow load test response performanse and see no errors on the server side (no errors in neither web nor backend data server), then you can make a conclusion that your local CPU is a bottleneck for the given case. You can either execute tests from another more powerful computer, or upgrade the CPU on the current box, or decrease the number of VUs used in the test.
I would recommend you to read the following help topics:
http://loaduiweb.org/docs/testing/running/monitoring/monitoring-application-server-toc.html
http://loaduiweb.org/docs/usecases/typical-use-cases-toc.html
Hope, this will help...
You need to monitor the performance of the computer that runs your load tests and corellate its performance state with the state of the load test. To monitor the performance state of computer you need to use performance counters provided by the OS. Monitoring itself can be done using the LoadUIWeb itself, or the tools provided by OS (for example, using Windows Performance Monitor) or some third party tools.
For example, if you monitor local CPU and memory usage that report you 80-95% or CPU load and 55% or memory load and at the same time see slow load test response performanse and see no errors on the server side (no errors in neither web nor backend data server), then you can make a conclusion that your local CPU is a bottleneck for the given case. You can either execute tests from another more powerful computer, or upgrade the CPU on the current box, or decrease the number of VUs used in the test.
I would recommend you to read the following help topics:
http://loaduiweb.org/docs/testing/running/monitoring/monitoring-application-server-toc.html
http://loaduiweb.org/docs/usecases/typical-use-cases-toc.html
Hope, this will help...
