RE: [Grinder-use] Logfile Data (Technical Meaning)

[<joh...@st...>]

Does this calculation make sense of "Response bytes per second", when we run this test case as a single virtual user (only one user is running and measuering)

Eg this log is beeing printed:

"TestSteps"   TestStep time  response length   Time to resolve host   Time to establish connection	  Time to first byte    TestDesc
1              621	   	   2450	           100	                     421	               611              "GET glbl_ie6.css"
2              80	           1029	           0	                     0	                       80               "GET portal_body_bg_img.gif"
3              101	           329	           0	                     0	                       101              "GET basic.js"

Total          802                 3808            100                       421 


formular: Total Response Length / ( Total Test Time - Total Time to resolve host - Total Time to establish connection )

= (2450 + 1029 + 329) / ((621+80+101) - (100 + 0 + 0) - (421 - 0 -0 ))
= 3808 / 281
= 13,81 Response Bytes per second

Would it be possible to measure accurately the throughput with the httpClient Plugin?

Currently (only for one running VU) I see one recorded script as one test. And one line as a test step, or as a nested Tests for later analysis.