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what is rendezvous point.
To emulate peak load on the server.


  
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August 18, 2005 16:48:00   #1  
Rama        

RE: what is rendezvous point.
Rendezvous point instruct vusers to wait during test execution for multiple vusers to arrive at a certain point, in order that they may simultaneously perform a task.
 
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September 19, 2005 16:16:35   #2  
krishna r pulusu        

RE: what is rendezvous point.
v users execute the script whenever they get the time slot. In this process some vusers may reach end of the script while other vusers may not have yet started. So to stop the execution of vusers untill all the vusers reach at a particular point and execute all at a time we insert rendezvous point.
 
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October 24, 2005 03:07:31   #3  
sathya narayan        

RE: what is rendezvous point.
rendezvuous pt means mulitple user start the application simultaneously at particular time
 
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November 23, 2005 05:11:08   #4  
somu_18sec Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 1    

RE: what is rendezvous point.

it is an inturpt point and is used to stop the process of execution while remaining V-users scripts are executed upto that point.

Goto incert menu select rvgnds point.. give name  !_> ok


 
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February 24, 2006 16:18:41   #5  
debarati1977 Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 2    

RE: what is rendezvous point.

By using the rendezvous point we can perform the same task for more number of users simultaneously.

So that we can identify the status of the Application when there is more number of users.


 
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March 16, 2006 20:10:35   #6  
swapna01101981 Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 10    

RE: what is rendezvous point.

rendezvous point is a work place where all users gathered and released at a time to perform their task on the application. this is used to increase load on the application, to observe how application is working(to measure performance)  at peak stages, and to know bottle neck point.

regards,

Swapna 


 
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April 07, 2006 19:37:19   #7  
sridhar        

RE: what is rendezvous point.

It is a german  word

ask if you had any german girl/boy friends

Sri


 
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July 20, 2006 06:55:24   #8  
Sundar        

RE: what is rendezvous point.
Rendezvous point is Synchronization point which helps us to synchronize all the vusers and stops them at that point before executing the subsequent transactions. The significance of this is to emulate some heavy load only to particular portion of the scenario and experience the behaviour of the application.
 
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August 25, 2006 01:16:48   #9  
CHARAN        

what is rendezvous point..
Rendezvous point is a point where all or users are stopped at one point and all the users are released at a time so as to obtain concurrency.
 
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October 22, 2006 13:53:17   #10  
sudhakar2068 Member Since: July 2006   Contribution: 390    

RE: what is rendezvous point.

It is a Interrupt point .It stops current vuser script execution until all v_user scripts are executing up to that point. This point is defined load balancing.

sudhakar kolla,

My email:kollasudhakar2005@yahoo.co.in.

My number:09819859346


 
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