Am 03.08.19 um 15:27 schrieb Philippe Mouawad: > Well, > It would be mainly for tester in read only mode to start with. > When I run a test I’d like to have those statistic: > - transactions error rate > - number of trans executed > - percentiles of those > - network sent/received > > > Then in write mode with authentification : > - stop test > - shutdown test > - put on hold ( not available yet) > - increase load (not available yet)
My question targeted the how to gather those statistics inside JMeter. Do we add some framework like https://metrics.dropwizard.io/4.0.0/ And then as a second step, how to present those values to the outside? Felix > > Regards > > On Saturday, August 3, 2019, Felix Schumacher < > [email protected]> wrote: > >> Am 02.08.19 um 22:53 schrieb Philippe Mouawad: >>> Hello, >>> What do you think of creating an HTTP API for JMeter that could: >>> >>> - Display what Summariser shows in browser >>> - Enhance this summary with more statistics >>> - get status of jmeter (test running, waiting) >>> - possible health information >>> - in the future some control on distributed testing >>> >>> I am looking for the lightest embeddable server that we could use: >>> >>> - I thought about Micronaut but it brings a lot of dependencies that >>> could trigger issues for some protocols since we don't have a separate >>> Classloader (which would be another story) >>> - Undertow looks rather minimal but API development is not as fast as >>> with Micronautd >> Before we think about embedding an http server (why not tomcat?), we >> should look at what information we want to gather and present and how >> that should be accomplished. >> >> And what about security concerns? To whom do we want to display those >> values and how are they authenticated and authorized? >> >> Felix >> >>> >>> Do you have other ideas ? >>> >>> Regards >>> Philippe >>> >
