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The CPU and memory usage of the server can also be monitored in jmeter, but some plug-ins need to be installed and services need to be enabled on the monitored server.

1. Required plug-in preparation

JMeterPlugins-Standard-1.3.1.zip download

Https://jmeter-plugins.org/downloads/old/

ServerAgent-2.2.1.zip download

2.Jmeter master server

Extract JMeterPlugins-Standard-1.3.1.zip and copy the\ lib\ ext\ JMeterPlugins-Standard.jar package to\ lib\ ext under the jmeter installation directory.

Start jmeter, and add some listeners that begin with jp@gc in the listener's options. The listeners for monitoring cpu, memory and iMacro are jp@gc-PerfMon Metrics Collector.

Settings for jp@gc-PerfMon Metrics Collector:

Add Row can add the server ip that needs to be monitored. The port number defaults to 4444, and the monitoring content, such as CPU/MEMORY/DISKS Icantho, etc.

3.agent server

After decompressing the ServerAgent-2.2.1.zip, put it on the server that needs to be monitored, and open it.

StartAgent.bat (windows)

StartAgent.sh (linux)

First set startAgent.sh as an executable file on the linux server:

Chmod 777 startAgent.sh

. / startAgent.sh execution file

If you want to set the file to background execution without closing

Nohup. / startAgent.sh &

4. View the result

After the startAgent service is enabled on the server, run the script on jmeter to view the graphical results of the monitoring on jp@gc-PerfMon Metrics Collector.

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