How to use JMeter executor in Taurus file?
JMeter executor allows you to apply some modifications to the JMX file before running JMeter (this affects both existing JMXes and generated from requests): If selector for set-prop isn’t found, taurus tries to create stringProp jmx element with last element of selector as name and sets given value for it.
What are the module settings for JMeter path?
All module settings that relates to JMeter path and auto-installing are listed below: force-ctg allows you to switch off the usage of ConcurrentThreadGroup for jmx script modifications purpose. This group provide steps execution parameter but requires Custom Thread Groups plugin (installed by default)
Where do I put JMeter properties in artifacts?
There are two places to specify JMeter properties: global at module-level and local at scenario-level. Scenario properties are merged into global properties and resulting set comes as input for JMeter, see corresponding .properties file in artifacts. You may also specify system properties for JMeter in system-properties section.
Is there a way to turn off JMeter Plugins Manager?
JMeter Plugins Manager allows you to install necessary plugins for your jmx file automatically and this feature doesn’t require clean installation. You can turn it off with detect-plugins option. If you use your own installation of JMeter (with path option) make sure it includes jmeter-plugins-manager 0.16 or newer.
What to do when JMeter hangs in jstack?
The only way to get the reason is looking into jmeter.log file and taking a thread dump using jstack command to see where it hangs and why. You can also add the following line to user.properties file: and look into .jtl results file to see whether it is being updated.
Why does JMeter Test stop after timeout limit?
It will stop the test after the timeout limit is reached! The only way to get the reason is looking into jmeter.log file and taking a thread dump using jstack command to see where it hangs and why.