automated tests - How can I do performance testing of 10000+ users on Jmeter or any other opensource -

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i have perform load testing particular application, know jmeter can't test desktop app can convert web link purpose of testing.

my client has provided there 15000 users particular application?

how can test huge number on j meter, need add 15000 vusers.?

i searched solution , found need create different servers, option have create 15 different servers (not feasible)

please advise if there other open source can that.

thanks !!! p.s. quite new in performance testing

i don't think need 15000 virtual users simulate amount of real users. real users don't hammer server non-stop, need time "think" between operations.

for instance, given following situation:

  • user each 15 seconds
  • page load time 5 seconds

it means each user sends 3 requests per minute. 15000 users send 45000 requests per minute stands 750 requests per second can simulated single modern mid-end computer.

if proceed jmeter encourage getting familiarized jmeter performance , tuning tips guide - it'll allow use machine in efficient way. if still won't able simulate 750 (or so) request per second - can consider distributed testing

in regards other open source tools, tsung known being capable of simulating huge loads on not powerful hardware, runs on linux/unix systems , don't have gui if need conduct load test fast - recommend going jmeter.


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