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The Load Test Continuum Web application, together with the relevant Load Test command line interface allow , lets software development and testing teams to set up an automated continuous performance testing process and easily monitor its results.
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The Load Test Continuum Web application looks for the Load Test report data within a specific file path on the machine where it is installed. By default, this data root path is set to C:\\CONTINUOUS_LOAD_TEST.
Once the Load Test Continuum Web application is deployed, you can change the data root path. Open the web.xml file in the ${TOMCAT_HOME}\webapps\ltc\WEB-INF\web.xml file directory in a text editor and set the param-value of the data_source_location parameter to the path where Load Test Continuum should look for load test data. You can also unjar the ltc.war file, change the data_source_location in web.xml and jar the Web application if you want to reuse this configuration in multiple Load Test Continuum installations.
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The ${ltc-data-root} variable should point to the Load Test Continuum data root (see Configuring the Load Test Continuum Data Root).
Set the value of the ${project-name} variable to the name of your project. This name will appear in the Project Selection View as described in the Exploring Load Test Continuum below.
%d is a wild card for current date, it can be replaced with a custom date of the YYYY-MM-DD format (for instance 20172023-03-25).
You can combine the ${ltc-data-root} and ${project-name} into a single variable:
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For example, the string BackComp.SOAtest.Accuracy will be interpreted as a path with "BackComp" as a top-level category, "SOAtest" as the first level sub-category and "Accuracy" as the second level sub-category. It will be displayed as a three-level tree structure in the Load Test Continuum Project view (see the screen shot in the Project View section below).
You can create different settings files for different projects, then use the -settings option of the loadtest command to indicate which file should be used for the current command line test. See Settings Files for more details.
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Open Load Test Continuum in a browser (i.e.for example, http://yourserver<yourserver>:yourport<yourport>/ltc) to begin exploring the interface.
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To cycle through different months, clicking click the arrow buttonsarrows:
To reload report contents, click the "Reload project data" icon:
Red and green highlights are used to indicate whether a given day’s tests failed or succeeded. You can click a highlighted date to view the Category/Test/Metric tree view for that day.
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To view individual test report details, click the appropriate link:
- History—For : For the history of that specific test and its QoS metrics.
- HTML—For : For the Load Test load test HTML report.
- Binary—For : For the binary Load Test load test report.
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To view the numeric metric history for a single test, click the "Metric history graph" graph icon icon next to the metric you want to view:
A numeric value history graphs graph will displaybe shown:
The numeric QoS metric graph page displays the metric value graph in the center of the page and a navigation graph under the value graph. The navigation graph displays all the available data and a highlighted sliding window, which defines the time boundaries of the data graph. To navigate these graphs, you can:
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To view history graphs for multiple tests, click the "All graphs of this metric" icon icon next to the metric you want to view:
Multiple QoS metric graphs of the same name displayare shown:
This type of view is useful when you want to see how a certain metric applies to all of the tests. For example, an "Average Execution Time" metric or a "Failure Count" metric. You can click on each summary graph to view further details and navigation options.
To view all metric graphs of a certain test, click the "All graphs of this test" icon:
Multiple QoS metric graphs of the same test displayare shown:
You can click on each summary graph to view further details and navigation options.
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These graphs are located next to the Report Calendar graph at the top of the Load Test Continuum home page. These graphs provide a high-level view of how all tests and QoS metrics perform over time.
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