This is a reporting tool that parses Galting result files (aka simulation.log) and creates HTML
reports with Plotly charts or CSV output.
A report is a single standalone html file, here are some examples:
- Simulation report: compact representation of response time for a bench, help to pinpoint slow requests.
- Differential report: compare 2 bench result.
- Trend report: follow the trend of bench results over time.
- Default CSV output
Take the latest jar from nexus.
Create the all in one jar:
mvn package
The jar file that include all its dependencies is located here:
./target/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-full.jar
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar -h
The following command will output to stdout a CSV with stats per request.
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar path/to/simulation.log
scenario request start startDate duration end count successCount errorCount min p50 p95 p99 max avg stddev rps apdex rating
sim50bench _all 1446578664151 2015-11-03 20:24:24 62.16 1446578726313 2397 2397 0 0 10 598 940 1938 104.40 205 38.56 0.88 Good
sim50bench Logout 1446578664151 2015-11-03 20:24:24 62.16 1446578725039 21 21 0 1 2 15 17 17 2.38 3 0.34 1.00 Excellent
...
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
scenario |
Name of the scenario in the simulation |
request |
Name of the request, _all is the total of all requests in the simulation |
start |
start timestamp of the simulation |
startDate |
start date of the simulation |
duration |
duration of the simulation |
end |
last request timestamp |
count |
total number of request |
successCount |
number of requests with the OK status |
errorCount |
number of requets with the KO status |
min |
minimum elapsed duration for the request |
p50, p95, p99 |
percentile 50, 95 and 99 |
avg |
average |
stddev |
standard deviation |
rps |
average request per second for the simulation duration |
apdex |
Apdex score converts many measurements into one number on a uniform scale of 0-to-1 |
rating |
Apdex rating |
You can also submit multiple simulation files, the output will concatenate stats.
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar path/to/simulation.log [path/to/simulation2.log ...]
You can also submit gzipped simulation files:
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar path/to/simulation.log.gz
When using the -o REPORT_PATH option a report is generated.
When submitting a single simulation file it creates a simulation report:
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar path/to/simulation.log.gz -o /path/to/report/directory
When submitting two simulations files it creates a differential report:
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar path/to/ref/simulation.log.gz path/to/challenger/simuation2.log -o /path/to/report/directory
When submitting more than two simulations files it creates a trend report.
You can use your own mustache template to customize the report:
java -jar path/to/gatling-report-VERSION-capsule-fat.jar --template /my/template.mustache path/to/ref/simulation.log.gz -o /path/to/report/directory
Take example to the default templates located in src/main/resources.
Note that Plotly charts can be edited online.
It has been tested successfully with default Gatling 2.5, 2.4, 2.3.1, 2.1.7, 3.0.0 and 3.2.1 and 3.3.0 simulation.log format.
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