Using JMeter on Linux systems

First, local download JMeter

> Download a jmeter compressed package to your local Windows PC on the website first

>:http://mirrors.hust.edu.cn/apache//jmeter/binaries/apache-jmeter-3.0.zip

> extract it out and then run the Jmeter.bat in the bin directory, waiting for the interface shown to appear

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Second, start generating jmx files

> Create a thread group first, right-click on test Plan-add-->threads (Users)-Thread group

> Add HTTP request, right click on Thread Group--Add-->sampler-->http request

> Add an Aggregation Report view test results, right-click on the thread group ----add-on-listener--aggregated report

> Click on Thread Group, set concurrency size and number of requests//self-set size, just do demo

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> Set HTTP request //Fill in server IP and port according to personal situation

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> After Setup, right click on the thread group to save and upload the saved xxx.jmx to a Linux server that has been deployed jmeter.

Third, start the test

* * Start tomcat** First

#Jmeter-n-T xxx.jmx-l jieguo.jtl

#sz JIEGUO.JTL //If you do not have this command, you can install it yourself with Yum, Yum-y installs Lrzsz

> Open apache-jmeter Software with local windows, select just add aggregate graphics-Browse, select the Jieguo.jtl file you just downloaded to see the results of the test

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> There's nothing in the root directory of Tomcat here, so that's what happens.

> Parameter Explanation:

1) #Saples: Total Request count, number of threads * Cycle count

2) Average: Average response time

3) Response time for median:50% users

4) 90% line:90% User's response time

5) Min: Minimum response time

6) Max: Maximum response time

7) error%: Percentage of request errors

8) Throughput: Throughput, default indicates the number of requests completed per second

9) Kb/sec: The amount of data received from the server per second

* * You can adjust according to your own stress test results, after the optimization of Tomcat and then perform a stress test, and compare the results before and after optimization, about tomcat optimization of the online documentation a lot, here no more repeat! **

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Using JMeter on Linux systems