How to Prepare and Analyze Load Test Report -Step by step

Performance test reports are essential for providing a comprehensive overview of the performance testing process and the results obtained from it. The report acts as a single point of reference for stakeholders involved in the project, including developers, testers, project managers, and business owners. It contains valuable information about the system under test, such as its performance characteristics, scalability, and reliability.
A well-written performance test report can provide valuable insights into the performance of the system under test, identify performance bottlenecks, and help improve the overall performance of the system. It is essential to communicate the test results to all stakeholders in a clear and concise manner, highlighting key findings, recommendations, and potential areas for improvement.
The report should include an executive summary that provides a brief overview of the test results and conclusions, followed by a detailed description of the testing process, methodology, and results. The report should also include charts, graphs, and other visual aids to help stakeholders better understand the results.
In summary, a well-written performance test report is crucial in identifying performance issues, making informed decisions, and ultimately improving the performance, scalability, and reliability of the system under test.

[@VivianaHidalgo]

Merci !

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Thanks so much

[@saikumarthayuri9123]

This Content is more usable in real-time applications . Thanks Vasanth for the given valuable information to us ..

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

You welcome bro..

[@germanhid2020]

Thanks for the video! 🙌.
Could you please help me with this three questions:
1. Does the "Hits" column on the "Response Time" table correspond to the "#Samples" column on the "Summary Report" of JMeter?
2. How did you obtained the "Passed Transactions" and "Failed Transactions" column of your "Response Time" table?
3. You mentioned here, almost at the end, the "Load generator"; what do you mean with it? Isn't it JMeter itself?
Thanks again for answering.

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

I will reply to your questions shortly, thanks

[@BeastTrails]

Hi @@littleslawyoutubechannel I have the same concern, What is passed transactions and hits?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

@BeastTrails hits is the number of request you send and passed transactions is the number of transaction that passed

[@tendayirushworth6545]

Thank you so much for the educational videos, really learned a lot of new things that I did not know, confirm this is the last video. If it is can you please do the one about assertions and how to come up with the report especially for PetStore.

[@durgamini1625]

Great efforts and nice explanation

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Thanks for your feedback .

[@shlok1108]

Hi Sir,
I am following this playlist from last 1 week and it is very helpful for me. Thanks a lot for this.
One request , Can i get the excel sheet you are showing in the video, it would be easy for me to create end to end test plan with it.

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Yes sure will do it bro

[@theshakeel2003]

Please share the url to download the excel sheet you have prepared in this series..

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

I will share you soon bro

[@ShubhamAnand-i7h]

At the last part you showed 3 servers reports . How to do this distributed load testing ?
Also how to do Load/Stress/Spike testing ?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

I will create separate videos for that bro

[@FernandoRicci-r2i]

Excuse Sir, where did you get the CPU, Network and Memory Metrics? in the View Results Tree?
thanks for the video!

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

Nope it’s just a validation checker , to view cpu, memory , you have to use APM tools or perfmon on nmon

[@RaviShankar-ml6ku]

Hi, I see quite often client requests for 90%ile and/or 95%ile (especially for response times). Are 90%ile and 95%ile the most often used values or the average is?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

It depends on the requirement

[@akbarsyed7361]

can you pls tell me where i should take Hits per transaction ( it means each transaction some Hits right) where i collect this data

[@vdr7363]

Good sir thank you

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

You welcome

[@vdr7363]

How can I check the CPU utilisation Memory utilisation and network Utilisation sir

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

You have to connect / monitor using APM tools

[@vdr7363]

APM tool like Dynatrace tool

[@vdr7363]

In jmet we can't check the CPU memory network Utilisation sir

[@lescarydogappears8609]

Sir, where did you get the passed and failed data? Which listener in jmeter?

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

In view results tree

[@lescarydogappears8609]

Thank you sir

[@lescarydogappears8609]

​@littleslawyoutubechannel sir how did you compile all the results in row? Because I'm getting a lot of responses and I don't which sample should I get in every response. Thank you

[@cartoonist_rk]

Very good sir! I wanted to connect with you.

[@littleslawyoutubechannel]

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