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how i can configure the Test Project of visual studio to use all CPU’s core.
When i run the test i can see on my performance indicator that only one core is being used (100%) and the rest 7 cores is being unused.
I have inside the Test Project a Load Test that is calling a UNitary Test.
I had set 200 users to call a single method. But i need to use all Cores.
Dennis, according to MSDN:
“Adding a Visual Studio Load Test Virtual User Pack 2010 in a nontest controller scenario has the added benefit of unlocking all machine processors for use. Without a Visual Studio Load Test Virtual User Pack 2010, your local machine can use only the first processor. After you have added a Visual Studio Load Test Virtual User Pack 2010, load tests can use all processors on the machine when they run.”
So there’s no way to unlock your additional cores if you don’t have the user pack license.