JMeter Performance Testing Tutorial 10 - Detailed Understanding of JMeter Aggregate Report

#jmeter #aggregatereport #performancetesting #loadtesting #stresstesting
Welcome to our KZbin tutorial on the detailed understanding of the JMeter Aggregate Report with a real-time example! In this video, we will delve into the Aggregate Report listener in JMeter, a powerful tool for analyzing and interpreting performance test results.
JMeter's Aggregate Report is a fundamental component of load testing, providing valuable insights into key performance metrics such as response time, throughput, error rate, and more. Understanding how to interpret and analyze the Aggregate Report is essential for identifying performance bottlenecks, optimizing system performance, and ensuring a seamless user experience.
In this step-by-step tutorial, we will cover the following topics:
Introduction to the Aggregate Report: We'll provide an overview of the Aggregate Report listener in JMeter and explain its importance in load testing. You'll gain a solid understanding of the metrics displayed in the report and their significance in performance analysis.
Configuring the Aggregate Report listener: Learn how to configure the Aggregate Report listener in JMeter to collect and display the desired performance metrics. We'll guide you through the process of adding and configuring the listener within your test plan.
Real-time example: We'll walk you through a real-time example where we will simulate a load test scenario using JMeter. You'll witness the execution of the test plan and see how the Aggregate Report is generated with actual performance data.
Analyzing performance metrics: Understand how to interpret the performance metrics displayed in the Aggregate Report. We'll explain the meaning and implications of key metrics such as average response time, error count, throughput, and more. You'll learn how to identify performance issues and pinpoint areas for improvement.
Customizing and exporting the report: Discover how to customize the Aggregate Report to suit your specific requirements. We'll explore options for adding additional columns, sorting data, and applying filters. You'll also learn how to export the report for further analysis and sharing with stakeholders.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the JMeter Aggregate Report and how to leverage its insights for performance analysis. Whether you're a performance tester, developer, or QA professional, this tutorial will enhance your load testing skills and empower you to make data-driven decisions for performance optimization.
#JMeter #LoadTesting #AggregateReport #PerformanceAnalysis
The aggregate report creates a table row for each differently named request in your test. For each request, it totals the response information and provides request count, min, max, average, error rate, approximate throughput (request/second), and Kilobytes per second throughput. Once the test is done, the throughput is the actual through for the duration of the entire test.
The throughput is calculated from the point of view of the sampler target (e.g. the remote server in the case of HTTP samples). JMeter takes into account the total time over which the requests have been generated. If other samplers and timers are in the same thread, these will increase the total time, and therefore reduce the throughput value. So two identical samplers with different names will have half the throughput of two samplers with the same name. It is important to choose the sampler names correctly to get the best results from the Aggregate Report.
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[@TestingFunda]

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[@meherfatima2048]

Informative tutorials | Indeed you are a very good mentor😇

[@bktumma]

Excellent Video with clear explanation!! Thank you for these viideos. God bless you!!

[@TestingFunda]

Thanks a lot. Happy Learning

[@asiyazahoor6386]

These tutorials are really helpful..great effort :)

[@TestingFunda]

Thanks

[@stefan8193]

Just one small suguestion, when we talk about 90%, 95%... showed time means that 90% of tests for example did not go over showed time in line. All other perfecto, thanks!

[@TestingFunda]

Thanks for feedback 🙂

[@mohanr4372]

Thank you

[@TestingFunda]

you welome . Happy learning

[@amrmedhat5967]

What is the difference bet. Ramp-up period and duration(Second)? I a littel confused between both of them

[@TestingFunda]

Can you please share more details

[@MrAtulkashid]

Also can you share any plug-in by which I can generate a line graph 📈 like this please

[@TestingFunda]

addy you will get all type of graphs on HTML report

[@parthkotadia5996]

Hello sir, is there any method of importing the exact headers in the CSV file, since the exact header of " aggregate report " are not getting displayed in the CSV file saved

[@TestingFunda]

Can you please provide more details ins the steps and what is expected so that I can help you accordingly

[@parthkotadia5996]

@@TestingFunda Suppose , I am willing to export my data of aggregate report to excel ( CSV ) , so ideally all the headers such as " Median, 90,95,99% lines and remaining of the headers should be displayed in the CSV " but when actually opening the CSV file some different headers are visible and not as that of aggregate report header

[@TestingFunda]

@@parthkotadia5996 After executing tests go to aggregate report. check Save Table Header and then Click on Save Table Data. Now you will have proper headers in CSV file

[@parthkotadia5996]

@@TestingFunda Thank you sir for the help,now I am getting what I was expecting 😀

[@TestingFunda]

@@parthkotadia5996 no problem. Happy learning

[@papaz.z853]

hey sir, can you tell how to calculate the Throughput ? Thanks

[@TestingFunda]

Number requests per second/ min or hour

[@user-df3sm7ly8f]

How can we monitor the redirection url in aggregate report

[@TestingFunda]

To monitor redirection URLs in an aggregate report in JMeter: Set Up Response Assertion: Use a Response Assertion on the HTTP Sampler to validate the redirection URL or specific text indicating successful redirection. Include Relevant Columns in Aggregate Report: Ensure necessary columns like "URL" or "Response Message" are included in the Aggregate Report listener to track the expected redirection. Inspect Response Data: Check Response Data within listeners to confirm the presence of the expected redirection URL or status message. Consider Regular Expression Extractor: Use the Regular Expression Extractor if the redirection URL needs dynamic extraction from responses. Analyze HTTP Status Codes: Monitor HTTP status codes, especially 3xx codes that signify redirection, to understand and evaluate redirection patterns in the Aggregate Report.

[@lubnamukhtar7630]

Can we have a video related to this?

[@TestingFunda]

@@lubnamukhtar7630 not now

[@lubnamukhtar7630]

Yeah but in this month may be?

[@MrAtulkashid]

That average or max min time is in millisecond always??

[@TestingFunda]

addy response time is in (ms) only. There is a work around but I wont suggest that because of precision

[@MrAtulkashid]

Thanks