On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 10:22 AM Tong Sun wrote:
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>> . . . I had problems trying to connect from jmeter to InfluxDB using
>> https://github.com/testsmith-io/jmeter-influxdb-grafana-docker as-is.
>>
>>
> Wait, here
>
>
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022 at 9:54 AM Tong Sun wrote:
> Hi Dmitri,
>
> Found your answer at
>
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72012407/cannot-see-jmeter-measurement-filter-in-influxdb
>
> which states:
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> If you're running docker container*s* then I strongly doubt your InfluxDB
>> URL of
Hi Dmitri,
Found your answer at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72012407/cannot-see-jmeter-measurement-filter-in-influxdb
which states:
If you're running docker container*s* then I strongly doubt your InfluxDB
> URL of http://localhost:8086 is correct, you will have to use the
> container
The trust store used by JMeter probably does not contain the certificate
authority that signed the server’s certificate.
If you’re unsure which CA it is, just hit the endpoint in your browser.
By default, JMeter users the JDK’s trust store. If you’re hitting an internal
server with a cert
The error is not clearly visible in the image shared by you.
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The error means that there is a problem with SSL certificate of the
system you're testing.
The reasons could be numerous:
1. Certificate has expired
2. Host mismatch
3. Self-signed
4. Untrusted
5. Revoked
6. Incomplete chain
7. etc.
You can work it around either by importing the certificate
