AZ-120 · Question #124
You have an SAP landscape on Azure. You deploy an SAP Web Dispatcher named web1. You need to confirm that web1 can support 1,500 users. What should you use?
The correct answer is A. Apache JMeter. Apache JMeter (A) is the correct tool because it is an open-source load testing application designed to simulate multiple concurrent users hitting web-based services - exactly what's needed to validate that SAP Web Dispatcher can handle 1,500 users under realistic load…
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You have an SAP landscape on Azure. You deploy an SAP Web Dispatcher named web1. You need to confirm that web1 can support 1,500 users. What should you use?
Options
- AApache JMeter
- Blometer
- CABAPMeter
- DFIO
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A94% (30)
- B3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Apache JMeter (A) is the correct tool because it is an open-source load testing application designed to simulate multiple concurrent users hitting web-based services - exactly what's needed to validate that SAP Web Dispatcher can handle 1,500 users under realistic load conditions.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- Iometer (B) is a disk I/O benchmarking tool used to measure storage performance, not web/HTTP load - it has no relevance to SAP Web Dispatcher user capacity.
- ABAPMeter (C) is a fictional/nonsense option; no such standard tool exists in the SAP or Azure ecosystem.
- FIO (D) (Flexible I/O Tester) is another storage/disk performance benchmarking utility used in Linux environments - again, it tests disk throughput, not concurrent web users.
Memory tip: Think "J" in JMeter = "Jobs/users hitting a web server." Whenever an exam question asks about simulating concurrent users against a web endpoint (dispatcher, app server, etc.), JMeter is almost always the answer - the other options here all relate to disk I/O, which is a useful pattern to remember for ruling out distractors.
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