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Perfmon Plugin & Updation of JMeter Properties in jmeter dsl dotnet #17

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yuktipandey opened this issue May 9, 2024 · 6 comments
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@yuktipandey
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Do We Have Perfmon Plugin available for JMeter dotnet dsl and Also Do we have a way in which we can update the JMeter Properties in jmeter dsl dotnet?

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Hello, thank you for asking about this.

The answer to both question is: not yet, but properties should be super easy to add, and perfmon plugin we can add. As a quick workaround we can also port wrappers existing in JMeter Java DSL to the .Net DSL to allow using perfmon plugin sooner.

How do you usually use the perfmon plugin? What are the most common settings you set on it?

If anyone else is interested in this feature please upvote.

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I would need the Perfmon Plugin to put in the IP addresses of the web/app server and add metrics to monitor the CPU/memory etc .That's how I use Perfmon Plugins in the standard JMeter.
Exactly , how can we have the properties added , for example I want to run the tests in distributed mode (master slave configuration) , Is it possible for the JMeter dsl dotnet ?

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Currently is not possible, but we can add the same support we provide in the Java DSL.

@yuktipandey
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Okay so , we do not support Distributed Testing as of now in DSL Java and dotnet both.
How soon can the perfmon plugins and JMeter Properties be added in dsl dotnet?

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Distributed Testing is supported in java, you can check here. Adding it to .Net DSL should be quick.

JMeter properties setting in .Net DSL is easy to add as well, since is something we already implemented in Java.

Perfmon requires some analysis and design. Is not hard, but is not as trivial as the other two scenarios. If someone else is interested in this feature please let us know so we can adjust priorities among existing requests.

@rabelenda rabelenda added the enhancement New feature or request label May 13, 2024
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Thanks for the update !!

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