Hello,
I have set up and run trials using the Wowza load test tool against our target Wowza server, which is running v4.7.5.01 software.
The tool logs messages to the console such as:
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino:Monitor:Starting'
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '0' should have taken '1000' actually took '1049''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '1' should have taken '1000' actually took '1268''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Warning segment took too long to download'
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Required time is '1000' total was '1049''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Warning segment took too long to download'
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Required time is '1000' total was '1268''
...
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '5' should have taken '10000' actually took '115231''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '8' should have taken '10000' actually took '115966''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '2' should have taken '10000' actually took '116721''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Warning segment took too long to download'
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Required time is '10000' total was '115966''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '6' should have taken '10000' actually took '115484''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino ClientID '4' should have taken '10000' actually took '116494''
INFO server comment - LoadTesting: 'Cupertino:Monitor:Stopping'
What is the meaning of these two types of information? “Segment took too long to download” seems obvious, but what about these:
- “Should have taken x actually took y” - to do what?
- “Required time is x total was y” - required time of what?
Clearly something is wrong with our setup if “something” that should take 10000ms took ten times that… but I’m in the dark here.
I’ve hunted all around the forums and can’t find any information as to the actual output of the tool, other than the brief info in the user guide PDF.
Thanks,
Matt