Looks interesting.
2008/1/30, Kent Sølvsten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi developers. > > At my company, we have developed a Maven2 plugin which we use for > "continuous performancetesting". > We use it to integrate performancetesting in our nightly Maven builds. > > The tests are performed using JMeter (it is pluggable though, other tools > could potentially be used). The tests can be either Junittests or HTTP > requests. > It is possible to validate whether performancetargets have been met and > generate nice reports of the results. The content of the reports are highly > configurable. > A few reports are built in (responsetimes, histograms, throughput and > garbage collections). Through a plugin mechanism it is possible to add > additional graphs to the generated report > (ideas could be CPU usage over time or the size of an application servers > connectionpool). > > Example reports can be seen at > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-scalability-report.html > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-endurance-report.html > http://www.sosi.dk/sosi/seal/jmeter-response-report.html > > It is also possible to generate historical reports, allowing the user to > see how performance has changed over time, thus helping him to pinpoint when > a problem has been introduced. > > We would like to release it as open-source under codehaus, if there is > interest. > > Is anyone interested? > > *Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards* > > Kent > > > > >
