Does several requests in one scenario work with throttle?

[robert.ha...@hotmail.com]

Hi!

I'm testing out throttle (using version 2.2.2) but cannot get it to work when I have several requests in one scenario.

If I have more than one requests, only the first is executed. If i remove the throttling part, all requests are executed.

Is it supposed to work like this, or is it me that have misunderstood something?

Here is some reproducable code.

import scala.concurrent.duration._

import io.gatling.core.Predef._

import io.gatling.http.Predef._

class RecordedSimulation extends Simulation {

  val scn = scenario("scn1")

    .exec {

    http("google home page")

      .get("http://google.com")

  }

    .exec {

      http("google norwegian home page")

        .get("http://google.no")

    }

  setUp(

    scn.inject(atOnceUsers(1000))) //I know, a lot of users, I just added many to test out throttling

    .throttle(

    reachRps(4) in (1 second),

    holdFor(1 minute)

  )

}

Here is the results, the second request is not executed. In the result html report I see that the first request gets hit by 4 rps.

[Mike]

 Hey guys!

 

I ran into the same case. If I use throttling in a script that consists of several queries (in different exec sections), the requests run unevenly something like:

---- Requests ----------

> Global (OK=6529   KO=0 )

> /first    (OK=605    KO=0 )

> /second   (OK=512    KO=0 )

> /third    (OK=432    KO=0 )

..............

> /last     (OK=105    KO=0 )

Also I see that the number of active users is increasing rapidly, and the number of "done" users is growing very slowly. If I don't use throttling, the queries are executed one after another as planned.

Can anyone explain, please, how this should work?