5.4.1.2 Stress Test Mode Attributes
There are three test mode types:
- Increase the load till the throughput does not increase any longer.
Following is an execution plan file example:
definitionFile=def1.xmltimeWindow=20minCurrency=10maxCurrency=1000iniCurrency=10totalRunTime=3600 - Increase the load till the max/average latency reaches the specified value. It is enabled when the parameter
maxLatencyoravgLatencyis specified.Note:
If bothmaxLatencyandavgLatencyare specified,maxLatencyis ignored.Following is an execution plan file example:
definitionFile=def1.xmltimeWindow=20minCurrency=10maxCurrency=1000iniCurrency=10maxLatency=1000avgLatency=500totalRunTime=3600 - Run with the specified throughput. It is enabled when the parameter
throughputis specified.Following is an execution plan file example:
definitionFile=def1.xmltimeWindow=20throughput=1000totalRunTime=3600
Table 5-6 Stress Test Mode Attributes
| Attribute | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
timeWindow |
Load increasing/decreasing time window in seconds | 30 seconds |
minCurrency |
Minimum concurrency number limitation. The concurrency number is always not less than it. | 1 |
maxCurrency |
Maximum concurrency number limitation. The concurrency number is always not greater than it. | 10240 |
iniCurrency |
The initial concurrency number when the replay starts. | 1 |
maxLatency |
Maximum latency in microseconds | - |
avgLatency |
Average latency in microseconds | - |
throughput |
Run with the specified throughput per second | - |
totalRunTime |
Total running time in seconds | No limitation |
Parent topic: Execution Plan File