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+ == Generating charts with Perl ==
+ (Christoph Meissner) When it comes to exploit jmeters logfiles generated by 
many clients over a long testing period
+ one might run into time consuming efforts putting all data together into 
charts.
+ To reduce effort I wrote a Perl script that parses any number of jmeter logs
+ and aggregates the data into several different charts (examples follow below):
+ 
+ || '''chart type''' || '''comment''' ||
+ || stacked chart abs || cusps for aggregated respone times per measure point 
||
+ || stacked chart rel || cusps for aggregated respone times per measure point 
expressed in percentages ||
+ || entire user || aggregated response times opposed to number of active 
threads ||
+ || entire throughput || aggregated response times opposed to throughput ||
+ || <measure point> user || aggregated response times for this measure point 
opposed to number of active threads ||
+ || <measure point> throughput || aggregated response times for this measure 
point opposed to number of active threads ||
+ 
+ 
+ Here are example charts showing a test against an address validation tool 
stressed with 25 active threads:
+ 
+ ==== Stacked chart showing cusps of response times ====
+ Measure points are shown at the x-axis.
+ 
+ attachment:cm_ChartStacked.png
+ 
+ ==== Stacked chart showing response times in % ====
+ 
+ attachment:cm_ChartStackedPct.png
+ 
+ ==== Chart opposing total response times to total threads ====
+ x-axis shows the timestamps of the test, left y-axis holds response times, 
right y-axis holds number of active threads
+ (it is also possible to display a 1 standard deviation line for the response 
times (see script below)).
+ 
+ attachment:cm_entire_users.png
+ 
+ ==== Chart opposing total response times to total throughput ====
+ x-axis shows the timestamps of the test, left y-axis holds response times, 
right y-axis holds throughput
+ (it is also possible to display a 1 standard deviation line for the response 
times (see script below))
+ 
+ attachment:cm_entire_throughput.png
+ 
+ ==== Chart opposing response times of a single measure point to active 
threads ====
+ 
+ attachment:cm_AdressService_users.png
+ 
+ ==== Chart opposing response times of a single measure point to throughput 
====
+ 
+ attachment:cm_AdressService_throughput.png
+ 
+ === Configure jmeters testplan ===
+ To make jmeter to generate appropriate log files
+ you will have to configure your testplan properly.
+ 
+ One task will be to name your requests (the pipettes) in a way
+ that allows the script to cumulate response times, active threads and 
throughput together into measure points.
+ Also you will have to tell jmeter to log particular data.
+ 
+ For both requirements look at the example screenshot, please:
+ 
+ attachment:cm_jmeter.png
+ 
+  1. insert an 'Aggregate Report' Listener to your testplan (top level).
+  2. enter a filename where to save the results
+  3. invoke 'Configure' and check the boxes as shown.
+  4. Change the names of your requests.
+ (for instance in this test all requests for images were named as 'GIF',
+ all requests for java scripts were named as 'JS'.
+ Special points of interest also get their appropriate name (eg. 'Login', 
'Address Search', ...))
+ 
+ This step is necessary because the script collects data into labels of the 
same name.
+ This way you make sure that you get a chart
+ that will show the response times for all images or all 'Login' or all 
'Address Searches'.
+ 
+ === The script ===
+ The attachment:jmetergraph.pl requires Chart 2.4.1 to be installed 
(http://search.cpan.org/~chartgrp/Chart-2.4.1/).
+ 
+ You can call the script in this way:
+ 
+ {{{
+ perl jmetergraph.pl [-stddev] [-range] <jtl file 1> [ ... <jtl file n>]
+ }}}
+ 
+ If you pass ''-stddev'' the graphs will show the normal standard deviation of 
the response times, too.
+ 
+ attachment:cm_entire_users_stddev.png
+ 
+ 
+ If you pass ''-range'' then a bar chart will be generated
+ showing the average range of the reponse times.
+ 
+ attachment:cm_entire_users_range.png
+ 

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