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when use of jmeter monitor server performance. Jmeter need to download the extension and server monitoring plugin
JMeterPlugins-Extras-1.4.0.zip and JMeterPlugins-Standard-1.4.0.zip are two plug-ins JMeter GUI's, download, unzip, the other jar package jmeter copied into the lib / ext directory, you can restart jmeter see.
Download: https: //jmeter-plugins.org/downloads/old/
ServerAgent-2.2.1.zip server monitoring Server, unpacked placed on the test server, Windows bat Linux sh start, open the firewall port 4444
Baidu Cloud Download: link: http: //pan.baidu.com/s/ 1eSis8U2 password: 3grg
Common Components brief:
JP @ GC - Over Time Bytes Throughput: Throughput show different times (graph)
polymerization report, Throughput is based on a request to show the number of, for example, 1.9 / sec, is transmitted every 1.9 s request; and here is the display to show the bytes bytes graph
jp @ gc - Composite graph: mixing a graph
in which it may graphs show with setting chart number, which can simultaneously display a plurality of chart
jp @ gc - Hits per Second: hits per
jp @ gc - PerfMon Metrics Collector: server performance monitoring controls, including CPU, Memory, Network, I / O , etc.
jp @ gc - Reponse latencies Over Time : after recording the client sends a request to complete, the server returns the requested before this time
jp @ gc - Reponse times distribution: display response time distribution tests, X-axis shows the response time of the packet by a time interval, Y-axis of each section comprising a number of samples
jp @ gc - transactions per second: transactions per second the number of transactions the number of server processes per second
jmeter add PerfMon Metrics Collector, Add Row to add monitoring address and monitoring target server
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