Friday, July 27, 2012

How to Use Jmeter to do the OpenDJ Load Testing




How to Use Jmeter to do the OpenDJ(Or any LDAP server) Load Testing--
1. Download the latest Jmeter version from http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/
2. Set the JDK 1.5 or JDK 1.6 in your path and run jmeter.bat/jmeter.sh batch file
3. Create a Thread Group with the following values
Set the number of Threads to 50 and the Loop Count to 20. This will send 1000 requests to the server.

3. Under the Thread group create a Loop Controller , (This is required as we are doing the following operations in a sequence ,  Bind to the LDAP Server , Perform a Search against this LDAP Server and Perform another Search and Finally do a LDAP UnBind)
Right Click on the Thread Group and Add Logical Controller –> Loop Controller
4. Under the Loop Controller Add Sampler –> LDAP Extended Request and select the following options (Enter your LDAP Server details here)
Select the Radio Button –> Thread Bind , ServerName –> localhost(my case atuldesk) , Port –> 389 , Username –> cn=Directory Managerand Password –> password123

5. Under the Loop Controller Add Sampler –> LDAP Extended Request and select the following options (Peform a search operation against this LDAP Server)
Select the Radio Button –> Search test , Search Base –> cn=Accounting Managers,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com , Search Filter –> (objectClass=*) , Scope –> Perform Subtree Search and Attributes as uniquemember



6. Add another LDAP Search for load testing 
Under the Loop Controller Add Sampler –> LDAP Extended Request and select the following options (Peform a search operation against this LDAP Server)
Select the Radio Button –> Search test , Search Base –> ou=People,dc=example,dc=com, Search Filter –> (&(objectclass=person)(uid=pankaj)), Scope –> Perform Subtree Search and Attributes as uid



7. Under the Loop Controller Add Sampler –> LDAP Extended Request and select the following options (We need to Unbind From the LDAP Server)
Select the Radio Button –> Thread UnBind 

8. View the LoadTest results in Table and write the results output to file.
Under the ThreadGroup add the following
Listener –> View Results In a TABLE and enter the file name as /OpenDJ/ladp.log

9. Finally Look like our Jmeter project 


10. Control+R or the Menu option Control+R,run Jmeter project


11. Click yes


12.Click save get the results


We can also check Grphical interface load—


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