Reputation: 273972
I am not a jmeter expert, but I understand it can display graphs and save the data in .xml files.
Is there a way to have jmeter actually create JPG, GIF or PNG files (or whatever format that can be embedded in html?)
Added later: I need a solution that works in a batch run
Upvotes: 15
Views: 28555
Reputation: 34566
Use JMeter-plugins and the listener called JP@GC Graphs Generator:
In upcoming version 2.14 or 3.0, there will be this new feature that generate an HTML report with dynamic graphs, APDEX table and summary of errors:
It is available in nightly build as of 20th january 2016:
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 75
I would stand by @Andrey Pohilko in agreeing that Loadosophia is the best when it comes to graphs and also jmeter-plugins for addons for jmeter tool.
Check out the sample loadosophia graph here.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 29
there is a list of ways to analyze logs on the wiki - http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/LogAnalysis
I use jmetergraph.pl for nice summary reports. Note that there is a bug with the default jmetergraph.pl, you need to add this to line 313, at the end of the while loop:
close(IN);
}
$glabels{'entire'} = \%entire; # this line added.
print "Found $#labels labels\n" if $DEBUG;
Otherwise you can use the jmeterlog class to create your own images by writing custom code for it.....
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1844
I would suggest saving as a CSV file, then using a graphing engine separately to generate graphs. If you want to create them dynamically you could use some open-source graphing tools and a workflow engine.
If you're happy with doing it by hand, Excel?
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 1017
A simple way would be to right click on a Graph Result to "Save Node as Image".
Upvotes: 10