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WKOW
WKOW

Reputation: 366

How to improve LOCUST reporting interface?

I use locust testing tool and it provide web interface with results. Unfortunately I don't see any option to how to:

Is anyone who knows how to find a sollution?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2323

Answers (2)

nvldk
nvldk

Reputation: 125

If you would like to store and compare performance reports have a look at the JtlReporter application it can do it for you and more.

Disclosure: I am the author of the app.

Upvotes: 0

Solowalker
Solowalker

Reputation: 2866

If you're using a recent version of Locust, in the web interface you can go to the Download Data tab and click Download Report and it will generate an HTML report for you to view. There's another link there to actually download it.

Alternatively, you can tap into Locust event hooks to send off the data to another DB or whatever storage you want for future results comparisons. You can find one example here:

https://github.com/SvenskaSpel/locust-plugins/blob/8233457b8e0a3c014d822e2399f67eeaf710e816/locust_plugins/listeners.py

It's a complex example but does work (you could use that directly if it worked with the DB you wanted to use). You can piece together your own for whatever you want to do using EventHooks directly. For example, you can define functions called when certain Locust events happen, such as request_success where you can do stuff with each individual request's data or worker_report if you run in distributed mode and want to aggregate data and connections to your DB.

Or lastly, if you really wanted to dig in and do your own custom UI work, you can extend the Locust web UI with just about anything you want so you can generate your own custom reports or whatnot.

Upvotes: 4

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