JMeter tutorial #13 | Detail understanding of response time graph

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JMeter tutorial #13 | Detail understanding of response time graph
Welcome to this JMeter tutorial where we dive deep into the Response Time Graph Listener and how it can help visualize response time during test executions. In this session, we'll walk through the steps to add and configure the listener, and explore its practical uses in real-time test scenarios.
🔑 What You'll Learn in This Tutorial:
How to add the Response Time Graph Listener to your JMeter script
Configuring graph settings for better visualization
Filtering and adjusting the graph's appearance
How the graph helps you track response time variations in your test
🕒 Timestamps:
0:06 - Introduction to the tutorial
0:09 - Overview of the Response Time Graph Listener
0:17 - Recalling the Aggregate Graph Listener
0:23 - Why the Response Time Graph is Important
1:05 - Understanding the graph's role in test execution
2:01 - Adding Response Time Graph Listener to the Thread Group
2:50 - Exploring the graph settings and customization options
3:40 - Running the test and observing the Response Time Graph
4:30 - How to interpret the Response Time Graph
5:20 - Changing graph intervals for detailed analysis
6:10 - Filtering requests and customizing graph appearance
7:50 - Updating the graph with new settings
8:40 - Final execution and results with new settings
9:10 - Saving and sharing the graph with the management team
9:28 - Conclusion
✅ Key Features of the Response Time Graph:
Line graph representation of response times 🕰️
Ability to track response time variation over time 📉
Customizable settings for display, such as legend placement and font style 📝
Filtering based on transaction names or specific requests 🔍
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[@syedasadali4500]

Hello sir just wanted to ask a question that interval is the time or delay between the two requests execution in the graph ?

[@syedasadali4500]

Or it's something else?

[@TestingFunda]

The interval groups the response time data over a fixed duration. For example, if the interval is set to 500 ms (milliseconds), the graph will aggregate and plot the response time data for requests occurring within each 500 ms bucket.

[@syedasadali4500]

@@TestingFunda sir now I understand