JMeter Test Plan | How To Generate A User Load

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[@MrBensella]

hello, Great explanation, a question please, if i want from start to end to have 300 users (no ramp up) for the duration of 30 minutes, how do i do that please?

[@lipshasubhalagna1802]

What about 1 user for 1 min ? What does that mean??

[@gangarajumahesh1674]

Hi Ashish, great explanation. Also, I have question....can you help ? Scenario: If we don't have information on number of users, how can we determine number of threads required in that case to achieve the target load. Ex: We need to hit a http sampler 1000 times in 1 hour(3600sec). In this case, how would you determine number of threads required. Any approach we use ?