July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
166 pages
4h 14m
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JMeter allows you to configure multiple slave nodes on a single box as long as they are configured to broadcast on different RMI ports. This can come in handy in cases where the machine you are using is powerful enough to handle it or you don't have access to additional physical machines. Just like in the preceding section, we will be using Vagrant to configure a single virtual machine and spin off multiple JMeter slave nodes on it. For this illustration, we prepared a Vagrant script with shell provisioning, similar to what we had in the last section. This brings up a VirtualBox, exposes port 1099 (standard JMeter RMI port), 1664, and 1665, and installs three JMeter slave nodes named jmeter-1 ...
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