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I have created a test plan in Jmeter and ran it for 10 users, it has run successfully without any error, as in the below screenshot of the listeners which I have added in my test plan.

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In the above listeners, how may I come to know that the values of these fields Standard Deviation, Throughput, Median, Error% calculated as expected Or is there any ideal/expected/benchmark values of the above fields through which I compare and found that my test plan work as standard. Moreover how may I able to explain that the performance of my test plan is fine/good/better or best

Please suggest me thanks

user88
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It sounds like you don't really understand what you're doing so I would recommend starting with i.e. Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications e-book.

With regards to the "values" - we have no any idea whether the "values" match your expectations. There are no any reference "values", normally your project should have non-functional requirements or SLAs which should define maximum response time or minimum number of hits per unit of time.

Check out JMeter Glossary to learn what the "values" mean.

If you don't have NFRs or SLAs defined you still can perform a stress test like:

  1. Make sure that your JMeter test behaves like a real browser, at least I fail to see:

  2. You should be running your test in command-line non-GUI mode
  3. Start with 1 virtual user and gradually increase the load until

This way you will be able to state what is the maximum number of users you system can support without issues

Dmitri T
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