JMeter How to stop the test when we reach specific error rate
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I am running a performance test in JMeter. I wonder how to stop/abort the test exactly when it reaches 5% percentage.
Do we have an option like that?
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I am running a performance test in JMeter. I wonder how to stop/abort the test exactly when it reaches 5% percentage.
Do we have an option like that?
performance jmeter load-testing jmeter-3.2
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Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46
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I am running a performance test in JMeter. I wonder how to stop/abort the test exactly when it reaches 5% percentage.
Do we have an option like that?
performance jmeter load-testing jmeter-3.2
asked Nov 9 at 16:03
Prasath
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I am running a performance test in JMeter. I wonder how to stop/abort the test exactly when it reaches 5% percentage.
Do we have an option like that?
performance jmeter load-testing jmeter-3.2
performance jmeter load-testing jmeter-3.2
asked Nov 9 at 16:03
Prasath
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asked Nov 9 at 16:03
Prasath
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asked Nov 9 at 16:03
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Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46
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Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46
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Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46
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First install plugins-manager by download jar, putting it in lib/ext and restarting jmeter.
Then install Auto-Stop Listener plugin:
Add it to your plan and configure it this way:
Note I have put 0 for other criterions to disable them.
answered Nov 9 at 21:03
UBIK LOAD PACK
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Thanks for the +info. (notes)
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:47
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- One of the options is using AutoStop plugin. Example test plan: AutoStopExample_ErrRate.jmx
- You can run your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, this way you will have real-time console and/or web reporting and possibility to benefit from extra features, one of them is Pass/Fail Criteria Subsystem which is powerful and flexible way of applying custom failure conditions to your test. Moreover it will return non-zero exit code which makes your test scripting and CI friendly. Check out Navigating your First Steps Using Taurus for more details if needed.
answered Nov 12 at 7:23
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Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
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First install plugins-manager by download jar, putting it in lib/ext and restarting jmeter.
Then install Auto-Stop Listener plugin:
Add it to your plan and configure it this way:
Note I have put 0 for other criterions to disable them.
answered Nov 9 at 21:03
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First install plugins-manager by download jar, putting it in lib/ext and restarting jmeter.
Then install Auto-Stop Listener plugin:
Add it to your plan and configure it this way:
Note I have put 0 for other criterions to disable them.
answered Nov 9 at 21:03
UBIK LOAD PACK
24.3k43465
Thanks for the +info. (notes)
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:47
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First install plugins-manager by download jar, putting it in lib/ext and restarting jmeter.
Then install Auto-Stop Listener plugin:
Add it to your plan and configure it this way:
Note I have put 0 for other criterions to disable them.
answered Nov 9 at 21:03
UBIK LOAD PACK
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First install plugins-manager by download jar, putting it in lib/ext and restarting jmeter.
Then install Auto-Stop Listener plugin:
Add it to your plan and configure it this way:
Note I have put 0 for other criterions to disable them.
answered Nov 9 at 21:03
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Thanks for the +info. (notes)
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Thanks for the +info. (notes)
– Prasath
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Thanks for the +info. (notes)
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- One of the options is using AutoStop plugin. Example test plan: AutoStopExample_ErrRate.jmx
- You can run your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, this way you will have real-time console and/or web reporting and possibility to benefit from extra features, one of them is Pass/Fail Criteria Subsystem which is powerful and flexible way of applying custom failure conditions to your test. Moreover it will return non-zero exit code which makes your test scripting and CI friendly. Check out Navigating your First Steps Using Taurus for more details if needed.
answered Nov 12 at 7:23
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Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
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up vote
0
down vote
- One of the options is using AutoStop plugin. Example test plan: AutoStopExample_ErrRate.jmx
- You can run your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, this way you will have real-time console and/or web reporting and possibility to benefit from extra features, one of them is Pass/Fail Criteria Subsystem which is powerful and flexible way of applying custom failure conditions to your test. Moreover it will return non-zero exit code which makes your test scripting and CI friendly. Check out Navigating your First Steps Using Taurus for more details if needed.
answered Nov 12 at 7:23
Dmitri T
68.1k33458
Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
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- One of the options is using AutoStop plugin. Example test plan: AutoStopExample_ErrRate.jmx
- You can run your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, this way you will have real-time console and/or web reporting and possibility to benefit from extra features, one of them is Pass/Fail Criteria Subsystem which is powerful and flexible way of applying custom failure conditions to your test. Moreover it will return non-zero exit code which makes your test scripting and CI friendly. Check out Navigating your First Steps Using Taurus for more details if needed.
answered Nov 12 at 7:23
Dmitri T
68.1k33458
- One of the options is using AutoStop plugin. Example test plan: AutoStopExample_ErrRate.jmx
- You can run your JMeter test using Taurus tool as a wrapper, this way you will have real-time console and/or web reporting and possibility to benefit from extra features, one of them is Pass/Fail Criteria Subsystem which is powerful and flexible way of applying custom failure conditions to your test. Moreover it will return non-zero exit code which makes your test scripting and CI friendly. Check out Navigating your First Steps Using Taurus for more details if needed.
answered Nov 12 at 7:23
Dmitri T
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answered Nov 12 at 7:23
Dmitri T
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answered Nov 12 at 7:23
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Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
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Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
Thanks @Dmitri - Taurus seems to be interesting. Gonna look into it and may be come up with some new threads of questions if required!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:48
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Yes, you can do it by adding "Auto Stop Listener", as mentioned here: blazemeter.com/blog/…
– dkb
Nov 9 at 16:11
Any feedback on answer ? If ok it should be accepted and upvoted so that it's helpful to others. Thanks
– UBIK LOAD PACK
Nov 12 at 16:43
@UBIKLOADPACK - Thanks alot. It worked as expected!!!
– Prasath
Nov 16 at 13:46