what is Rendezvous Point?
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Answer / reddy
Rendezvous point means insert rendezvous points into Vuser
scripts to emulate heavy user load on the server.
Rendezvous points 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. For
example, to emulate peak load on the bank server, you can
insert a rendezvous point instructing 100 Vusers to
withdraw cash into their accounts at the same time.
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Answer / veeraraju
This point makes the faster wait for the slower user....so that all the user will perform a particular action simultaneously
Example:-Gmail application
All users access at time so users can enter the inbox in different times
like user1--2sec
user2--5sec
user3--9sec etc
To take the point and compare the actual and expected result
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Answer / chandra sekhar.k
In running time wait to at point all end users
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Answer / dinesh omkar
Rendezvous point is used to see the application behaviour
with pure concurrent environement, When you run the test
with 100 Vuser, all 100users will not be doing a same
activity at a time, In some situation atleast 10% of the
users might be doing same activity at a same time, to test
such kind of scenario, we do test in rendezvous manner,
where atleast 10% of the users in Rend test then we can
identify the application doesnt crash even if the 10% of
populations is hitting the server at same time (pure
concurrent)
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Answer / santhoshi
Rendezvous point should only be placed in the action section
which is used to make all the users who arrive first to wait
for the remaining users to come to that point. If all users
comes to the same point then the execution starts. This
helps in getting correct load test report. Multiple
Rendezvous points can be placed.
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Answer / siva
MAIN PURPOSE OF RENDEZVOUS POINT IS FOR CONDUCTING THE
STRESS TESTING ON THE APPLICATION
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It is like a traffic signal.
In general scenario using loadrunner we are running the
test for some duration like 30 min or 1 hr. In this
scenario all the vusers not hitting the transaction at a
time. some of the users may wait between the transactions.
if you want to stress on the particular business
transaction then insert Rendezvous. it will stop all the
vusers at that point and it i will release all the users at
a time .
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Answer / saran,chennai
Rendezvous Point to emulate load on the server. Main used
to Load balancing.
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