First let's see what Hits per second & Throughput means.
Hits per second - Number of request hits the web server per second.
Throughput - Amount of data in bytes (Response) that the Vusers received from the server in a second. Measured in bytes/second.
In Analyzer we have an option to merge the graphs, using that we can merge the Hits per Second & Throughput graph to understand how the application is performing.
Below are the possible scenarios.
1. When Throughput graph is plotted higher than the Hits per second graph then the application is performing great, which means the servers are processing the requests at a rate greater than the requests are reaching the server.
2. When both the graphs are parallel or overlapping with each other then the application is performing good, which means the servers are processing the requests at a same rate the requests are reaching the server. (See the below Image).
3. When Throughput graph is plotted lower than the Hits per second graph then the application is having issues, which means the servers are processing the requests at a rate lower than the requests are reaching the server.
Hits per second - Number of request hits the web server per second.
Throughput - Amount of data in bytes (Response) that the Vusers received from the server in a second. Measured in bytes/second.
In Analyzer we have an option to merge the graphs, using that we can merge the Hits per Second & Throughput graph to understand how the application is performing.
Below are the possible scenarios.
1. When Throughput graph is plotted higher than the Hits per second graph then the application is performing great, which means the servers are processing the requests at a rate greater than the requests are reaching the server.
2. When both the graphs are parallel or overlapping with each other then the application is performing good, which means the servers are processing the requests at a same rate the requests are reaching the server. (See the below Image).
3. When Throughput graph is plotted lower than the Hits per second graph then the application is having issues, which means the servers are processing the requests at a rate lower than the requests are reaching the server.
No comments:
Post a Comment