Description
Old version: https://github.com/innogames/ltc/tree/old
Load Testing Center (codename ltc) - dashboard/report analyzer for load testing with JMeter (http://jmeter.apache.org/).
Developed and used in Innogames GmbH (www.innogames.com) to provide load tests results.
Online web application/dashboard for "continuous integration" (CI) Load testing with JMeter. A central system for launching (incl. distribution testing), monitoring tests, creating reports, and for a comparative analysis between different load tests provided with Jmeter. Can be used with Jenkins. Consist of several modules:
- Analyzer - build reports, analyze results and compare results with another.
- Online - online monitoring for running tests
- Controller - configure and run the tests (COMING SOON)
Docker
To try to use this tool, you can try this docker-compose to deploy it quickly. https://github.com/arcmedia/JmeterControlCenter
[DASHBOARD]
Get tests overview:
[ANALYZER]
Create a dynamic report for the tests and compare them with previous results:
Get fancy good-readable aggregate table for the test:
[ONLINE] Online test monitoring
Provides online test monitoring, reads .csv results from files, and builds graphs online.
[CONTROLLER]
COMING SOON
The application comes with:
- [billboard.js] (https://naver.github.io/billboard.js/)
- jQuery
- Twitter Bootstrap
Running tests with Jenkins
Add in Jenkins job those commands, to prepare test plan and run the test:
Jmeter job parameters list example:
THREADS = 100
DURATION = 3600
RAMPUP = 1800
TEST_PLAN = testplan.jmx
VARS:
[{"name":"THREAD_COUNT", "value": "$THREADS", "distributed": true},{"name": "SERVER_NAME", "value": "innogames.com"},{"name": "DURATION", "value": "$DURATION"},{"name": "RAMPUP", "value": "$RAMPUP"},{"name":"THREAD_COUNT_TOTAL", "value": "$THREADS", "distributed": true}]
Job pre-build action example:
python3 /www/ltc/manage.py start_test --jmeter_path=$JMETER_HOME --temp_path="/www/ltc/temp" --testplan $TEST_PLAN --project $JOB_NAME --threads $THREADS --thread_size $THREAD_MEM_SIZE_MB --vars "$VARS" --duration "$DURATION"