Hi everybody.
just reading old discussions.
I had a couple of cases where the server(s) had not the GUI available.
I solved like that:
-set up a service saving transaction logs in jtl formats.
- ftp the jtl files to my PC
- load logs and generate reports on my PC with local Jmeter;
be aware of having the same script locally or you can have strange effects (I develop the script locally and then I moved to the
remote server.
- when local, I copy -and-paste the Summary and the Aggregate tables to Open office, then get the graphics and presentation part
with this tool.
Last point is done in any case.
The advantages of doing reporting this way, is that this way you can start with general things and then go deeper on particular
samples/ transactions, on the same data.
IN my experience, server sites change continuously, so it can be really hard to compare what you see today with what is have seen
one week ago.
regards
Sergio
Il 29/08/2012 19:40, David Luu ha scritto:
I was just wondering how most of you analyze and present JMeter test
results in general?
- Using the built in JMeter graph and table reporting options, saving to
file? Which ones in particular?
- Using JMeter Plugins additional graph, etc. reporting options? Which
ones in particular? http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/
- Using the Statistical Aggregate Report listener?
http://rubenlaguna.com/wp/better-jmeter-graphs/index.html/
- Parse the result logs yourself and generate custom reports using
scripts? Similar to this: http://wiki.apache.org/jmeter/LogAnalysis
- Analyze the results yourself and generate custom reports (graphs,
tables) but doing it manually?
- Using this solution to plot your graphs:
http://www.metaltoad.com/blog/plotting-your-load-test-jmeter
- Any other approaches?
Asking this to see how others are doing it and to assess which ones are the
generally better options to go with.
Regards,
David
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Ing. Sergio Boso
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