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- Completely dependent on jmeter.log
- Has several metrics to analyze the performance of jmeter itself and "client-end" measures:
- requests per minute
- average response time
- average response time across last X% of requests
- average response time across last X% of test duration
- mean time between consecutive requests (a nice way to know when things are slowing down)
- number of waiting requests (request sent but not received response yet)
- grouping response times based on URL regex matching
- XML of results can be seen at anytime using a simple command:
telnet <host_running_jmserver> <port>
- Results aggregation across hosts running jmeter
- Dynamic/near-realt-time realtime charting of results using a gnuplot script created dynamically
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mkdir -p <test_name>/figs
cd <test_name>
perl /path/to/jmclient.pl
- Create a html pointing to the png files (I create 1 column/row for each test so that I can compare results across tests.)
There will be some files generated in the dir:
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