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#Performance test using Apache JMeter
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This document explains how to run performance tests on Libresonic using [Apache JMeter](http://jmeter.apache.org/).
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The installation and setup of JMeter is not documented bellow; please refer to the JMeter web site.
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##Main test plan
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The Libresonic sources come with a main performance test case defined in file libresonic-main/src/test/resources/jmeter/libresonicMainTestPlan.jmx.
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This is a JMeter test plan file.
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This test plan simulates a single user that picks up a random album id (xxx) every 5 second and run the main.view?id=xxx http request.
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To run the test plan, open the libresonicMainTestPlan.jmx file in JMeter.
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Run Libresonic. Note that the default configuration of this test plan expects Libresonic to be reached at the http://localhost:8080 URL.
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Then run the test plan in JMeter.
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After a while, you'll obtain a beautiful graph like this
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If you want to run the test with more than one user, just change the _Number of Threads_ property in the main _Thread Group_ configuration.
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If you want to change the delay between each request, change the value in the _Wait next request Timer_ _Constant Timer_ definition.
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