In the previous post, you have seen how to generate a JMeter Dashboard Report in proper format by doing some simple changes in “user.properties”. Those changes are simple but dedicated to a particular test. If you have another test with a different transaction controller name then again you need to update the “user.properties” file especially … Read more
By default, JMeter HTML Dashboard Report represents the time in milliseconds. For a web service test report, it is good to show the response time in milliseconds because their response time is less. Apart from this a web application usually has a response time greater than one second, so to represent the figures in thousand … Read more
JMeter is an open-source performance testing tool, but in today’s world, it is competing with paid licensed tools with its improved features. One of the main drawbacks of the old version of JMeter was reporting and test result analysis. There were very few listeners available which took time to carry out a proper analysis. After … Read more
In general, the “Request Summary” of JMeter HTML Report has a Pie Chart with “OK” and “KO” legends. These two legends show the pass and fail percentage of the total request executed during the test. OK stands for Success and KO stands for Failure But, there is no such valid meaning of KO here. And … Read more
Many times, we develop Unit Test Scripts to check the code stability prior to the actual load test. These are the small test scenarios which run in the GUI mode with a small load like 1 to 5 threads. So, we come up with the need to generate the HTML Dashboard Report from GUI mode … Read more
Written By: Swetha Pujari Introduction JMeter tests can be done on GUI and non-GUI in a headless front, both of which are easy to set up for JMeter enthusiasts. However, there are instances where developers/remote stakeholders/shared testing teams have to execute the Performance tests on different machines. Even when the testing team does not have … Read more