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Creating an HTML dashboard at CLI runtime

Creating an HTML dashboard at CLI runtime - Apache JMeter Tutorial

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Creating an HTML dashboard at CLI runtime

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- If I'm running a very simple load test and the expectation is to report on the amount of users that hit the website or server and what kind of response codes came back, I could run the test as I've already done in the CLI, generate the .jtl file, and then use that jtl file to graph the results within JMeter. I could ask JMeter to do most of that for me by creating a dashboard after running the test. To do this, I'm going to add two very simple switches to my command line instruction. - e will tell JMeter to perform any action following it only after the test has completed and the -o, followed by a name. This will instruct JMeter to create this dashboard in a folder of that name. I'm going to call mine demoresults and I'm also going to just rename my .jtl file just to make sure there's no duplication errors and then I'm going to hit return. This allows the test to run and when this is finished, I'm going to go and…

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