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JMeter test equivalent in NBomber #642
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Hi @botondberes , Can you please try Simulation.KeepConstant(copies: 100, during: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)) and also Simulation.Inject(rate: 100, interval: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1), during: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)) |
@botondberes |
@AntyaDev Thank you very much for your quick response. KeepConstant seems to be the closest. I assume it kicks off with 100 copies immediatelly instead of ramping them up over a second compared to JMeter but it's close enough. To be fair, ramping up to 100 over a second doesn't really seem realistic anyway. Running JMeter with 0 seconds ramp-up is essentially the same as KeepConstant and shows that NBomber is about 9.5k requests faster than JMeter. Could you answer one more question for me? |
Unfortunately, there is no such flag to run them sequentially. |
Yes, ideally it would be one report containing them both. The idea here is that if both scenarios target the same host, it might not be beneficial to have them run in parallel. For example if the tests are not for load or spike testing but functionality validation and testing how long it takes for requests to be processed under normal circumstances (get a baseline). |
Hi @botondberes |
I think the sequential feature request already exists here: #494 Thanks for your quick responses. We're in the process of deciding which way to go. I'll keep you posted! |
Hi @botondberes |
I'm trying to make a case for NBomber over JMeter but I have trouble getting my scenario to behave as the test in JMeter.
Can someone please help me figure out what this JMeter configuration translates to in NBomber?:
My assumption was that this would translate into these calls:
But that doesn't seem to be it because after running this, JMeter shows over 54k requests at over 5k RPS as you can see below, whereas NBomber shows 450 at 45 RPS:
Any help is appreciated!
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