Table logs don't tally
I've run a load test via a SOAPUI runner and connected two tables. One which outputs the number of requests/running/failed etc (1 row per second), and the other which outputs the actual time taken for each request and the timestamp.
25 seconds into the test, the request time increases dramatically to around 30seconds. Yet 25 seconds (rows) into the other table (and in fact 26, 27, 28, 29) the number of running requests is largely zero.
This is using a fixed rate of 5/sec so surely by 29 secs there should be 20-25 running at least?
Looking at the failed column there are also a number that come back failed which increases at this same point. Is it the case that these columns try to actually represent what 'ought' to go in that particular cell of the table log based on when the requests were made rather than what is actually the case at the particular point in time.
ie up to this point there is nothing running, 128 requests and 128 completed. Then all of a sudden there are 5 more failures in the next second, which can't have happened as the equivalent failed requests take 30secs to complete.
25 seconds into the test, the request time increases dramatically to around 30seconds. Yet 25 seconds (rows) into the other table (and in fact 26, 27, 28, 29) the number of running requests is largely zero.
This is using a fixed rate of 5/sec so surely by 29 secs there should be 20-25 running at least?
Looking at the failed column there are also a number that come back failed which increases at this same point. Is it the case that these columns try to actually represent what 'ought' to go in that particular cell of the table log based on when the requests were made rather than what is actually the case at the particular point in time.
ie up to this point there is nothing running, 128 requests and 128 completed. Then all of a sudden there are 5 more failures in the next second, which can't have happened as the equivalent failed requests take 30secs to complete.
