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Distributed Testing

Distributed testing in JMeter allows stress testing by using multiple systems called nodes - a master system that controls slave systems, which send requests to the target web server under test. It requires turning off firewalls, using machines on the same subnet, and the same JMeter version. The process involves starting jmeter-server on slaves, editing jmeter.properties on the master to add slaves, and remotely starting the test plan from the master's JMeter GUI.

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Distributed Testing

Distributed testing in JMeter allows stress testing by using multiple systems called nodes - a master system that controls slave systems, which send requests to the target web server under test. It requires turning off firewalls, using machines on the same subnet, and the same JMeter version. The process involves starting jmeter-server on slaves, editing jmeter.properties on the master to add slaves, and remotely starting the test plan from the master's JMeter GUI.

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Distributed Testing

in
JMeter

Distributed testing is a kind of testing which use multiple systems to


perform stress testing

Nodes of this model

Master: the system running JMeter GUI, control each slave.

Slave: the system running jmeter-server, receive command from


the master and send a request to server under test.

Target: the web server under test, get request from slaves.

Preconditions

The firewalls on the systems are turned off.

All the machines should be on same subnet.

Use the same version of JMeter.


Rodmap

Step 1

On the slave/Master systems, go to jmeter/bin directory and execute


file "jmeter-server.bat"

Step 2

On the master systems, go to /bin directory and edit file


jmeter.properites, add IP slave machine.

Step 3

On the master machine, run JMeter GUI and open the test
plan.Click Run on the menu bar; select Remote start -> select the IP
address of slave machine .

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