JMeter Monitoring Linux Server performance

①. Download Jmeterplugins related jar package, put JMeter installation path \lib\ext Under--this time to start JMeter will find that when adding the listener, there is a bunch of [email protected] ..., these are the credit of the plugin.

Jmeterplugins-extras-1.1.2.zip, Jmeterplugins-standard-1.1.2.zip

1, put jmeterplugins-extras.jar/jmeterplugins-standard.jar to jmeter client jmeter/lib/ext.

2, start JMeter, add listener when you can see a lot of reports. (Start JMeter, if no error, prove plug-in available)

②. After downloading ServerAgent decompression, put in a path to the Linux server to be monitored, eg: my path is/home/azureuser/program/serveragent under, toggle this path, execute. Startagent.sh can start the monitoring plug-in.

Serveragent-2.2.1.zip

Usage: Perfmon is decompressed and placed on the server under test and shipped./startagent.sh, which works on port 4444 by default

1. Check if Linux port is started: Netstat-apnt|grep 4444

2. Check the JMeter machine to the Linux firewall: Telnet IP 4444

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JMeter Monitoring Linux Server performance