jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

[v***@gmail.com]

Hi
I am using Jmeter to perform FTP load testing on Azure using csv file.
Total hitting threads : 225 from one server
Total no of connections from server to FTP : 450 (upload + download)

I am getting success message if I am running jemeter command from one
machine. but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously , some of
them are getting stuck on below screen.
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[Deepak Shetty]

Hi

Post by v***@gmail.com
but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously

This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want
to do ?
Its likely your server is rejecting connections or timing out - The
screenshot you have taken is not what is useful - You need a threaddump
which will likely show you all the JMeter threads are waiting for response .

regards
deepak

Post by v***@gmail.com
Hi
I am using Jmeter to perform FTP load testing on Azure using csv file.
Total hitting threads : 225 from one server
Total no of connections from server to FTP : 450 (upload + download)
I am getting success message if I am running jemeter command from one
machine. but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously , some of
them are getting stuck on below screen.
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[Prateek Dua]

Thanks Guys . it worked. Sharing mode was the hick up :-)

Post by Deepak Shetty
Hi

Post by v***@gmail.com
but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously

This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want
to do ?
Its likely your server is rejecting connections or timing out - The
screenshot you have taken is not what is useful - You need a threaddump
which will likely show you all the JMeter threads are waiting for response .
regards
deepak

Post by v***@gmail.com
Hi
I am using Jmeter to perform FTP load testing on Azure using csv file.
Total hitting threads : 225 from one server
Total no of connections from server to FTP : 450 (upload + download)
I am getting success message if I am running jemeter command from one
machine. but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously , some of
them are getting stuck on below screen.
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[Vijay Raje]

I have configured 30 sec timeout value in jmx file. So it should reject
automatically.
But still getting stuck and not every time. Some time it's working without
any issue.

Thanks
Vijay Raje

Post by Deepak Shetty
Hi

Post by v***@gmail.com
but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously

This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want
to do ?
Its likely your server is rejecting connections or timing out - The
screenshot you have taken is not what is useful - You need a threaddump
which will likely show you all the JMeter threads are waiting for response .
regards
deepak

Post by v***@gmail.com
Hi
I am using Jmeter to perform FTP load testing on Azure using csv file.
Total hitting threads : 225 from one server
Total no of connections from server to FTP : 450 (upload + download)
I am getting success message if I am running jemeter command from one
machine. but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously , some of
them are getting stuck on below screen.
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[Deepak Shetty]

Where did you specify timeout - As far as I know the FTP request itself
doesnt have a timeout so thread will block.

Post by Vijay Raje
But still getting stuck and not every time. Some time it's working without

any issue.
Which is more likely to be your applications issue. Again take a thread
dump on JMeter if they are waiting on your application server then check
whats happening on your application

regards
deepak

Post by Vijay Raje
I have configured 30 sec timeout value in jmx file. So it should reject
automatically.
But still getting stuck and not every time. Some time it's working without
any issue.
Thanks
Vijay Raje

Post by Deepak Shetty
Hi

Post by v***@gmail.com
but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously

This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want
to do ?
Its likely your server is rejecting connections or timing out - The
screenshot you have taken is not what is useful - You need a threaddump
which will likely show you all the JMeter threads are waiting for

response

Post by Deepak Shetty
.
regards
deepak

Post by v***@gmail.com
Hi
I am using Jmeter to perform FTP load testing on Azure using csv file.
Total hitting threads : 225 from one server
Total no of connections from server to FTP : 450 (upload + download)
I am getting success message if I am running jemeter command from one
machine. but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously , some

of

Post by Deepak Shetty

Post by v***@gmail.com
them are getting stuck on below screen.
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[v***@gmail.com]

I used below class in JMX file. This is working fine for FTP for timeout. I
have used 30 sec(30000 milliseconds) for testing purpose.

<hashTree/>
<DurationAssertion guiclass="DurationAssertionGui"
testclass="DurationAssertion" testname="Duration Assertion" enabled="true">
<stringProp name="DurationAssertion.duration">30000</stringProp>
</DurationAssertion>
<hashTree/>

When I used 1000 milliseconds(1 sec) as timeout it gives timeout error for
most of threads while testing.

The operation lasted too long: It took 1,115 milliseconds, but should not
have lasted longer than 1,000 milliseconds

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[Deepak Shetty]

The duration assertion marks a sample as failed if the time it takes is
larger than configured. it doesnt however timeout the sampler. If you have
a blocking call then till that call returns , nothing else will happen till
that call returns .

Post by v***@gmail.com
I used below class in JMX file. This is working fine for FTP for timeout. I
have used 30 sec(30000 milliseconds) for testing purpose.
<hashTree/>
<DurationAssertion guiclass="DurationAssertionGui"
testclass="DurationAssertion" testname="Duration Assertion" enabled="true">
<stringProp name="DurationAssertion.duration">30000</stringProp>
</DurationAssertion>
<hashTree/>
When I used 1000 milliseconds(1 sec) as timeout it gives timeout error for
most of threads while testing.
The operation lasted too long: It took 1,115 milliseconds, but should not
have lasted longer than 1,000 milliseconds
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[g***@live.com]

As of JMeter 4.0 underlying FTPClient
<https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-net/apidocs/org/apache/commons/net/ftp/FTPClient.html>
doesn't have any timeouts so if your server will never respond - your JMeter
test will never end.

You can work it around by placing your FTP requests under the Runtime
Controller
<http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Runtime_Controller>
- this way you will get confidence that your test will be terminated by the
Runtime Controller.

Another option is switching from JMeter's FTP Request sampler to JSR223
Sampler
<https://www.blazemeter.com/blog/load-testing-ftp-and-sftp-servers-using-jmeter>
where you will have full control over FTPClient instance and will be able to
define all the timeouts you can think of

FTPClient ftpClient = new FTPClient(x);
ftpClient.setDefaultTimeout(x);
ftpClientp.setDataTimeout(x);
ftpClientp.setConnectTimeout(x);
ftpClient.setSoTimeout(x);
ftpClient.setControlKeepAliveTimeout(x);
ftpClient.setControlKeepAliveReplyTimeout(x);

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