Describes how the framework is handling results of performance testing
Performance test results storage
To simplify results analysis and support Continuous Performance Testing, Jagger framework is storing measured parameters
Results are stored in MySQL or H2 database. You can configure storage via Jagger properties
Every execution of the load scenario corresponds to a separate test session in the test results database. For every test session framework is storing:
- general info
- when test session was started and
- what was the configuration of the load scenario
- user tags. You can mark every load scenario execution with tags to sort and search your test results later
- user comments. You can add additional user comments to every test session
- information about executed load tests
- detailed tests results
- decisions
- decision per metric, test, test group, scenario
- test environment information
- information about every node, participating in the test: CPU info, java version, OS info, available system memory
Test results access
You can access test results via multiple channels:
- Web UI - instrument for results analysis, presentation and sharing
- JaaS REST API - access to the test result and report generation
- Reporting - pdf report generation per particular test session
- SessionInfoService - write access to the test results from the source code of your test project. You can add comments (e.g. some additional description of your test session) and mark test sessions with Tags
- DataService - access to the test results from the source code of your test project