How to do master-slave configuration in jmeter?
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Answer / Ankur Uttam
Master-Slave configuration in JMeter allows you to distribute the load across multiple machines. Here's a basic guide:
1. Install JMeter on the Master and Slave machines.
2. Configure the slave machines to connect back to the master. This involves adding the master's IP address to the remote_hosts property in jmeter.properties.
3. Start the JMeter GUI on the Master machine.
4. In the Master, create a Test Plan and add Thread Groups as needed.
5. Distribute the Thread Groups across the Slaves using the 'Distribute Hash at random' option under 'Thread Group > Properties > Advanced'.
6. Start the Test.
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