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Jmeter Report Analysis

1, Aggregate report AnalysisAggregate report is a Listener commonly used in JMeter, and Chinese is translated into "aggregated reports".　　Once again today, peers asked what the data in this report mean, and by the way, to be published here for everyone to check. If everyone is doing Web applications, Performance Testing, for example, there is only one login request, then in aggregate report, a row of data is displayed, a total of 10 fields, meaning the following. Label: Each JMeter element (for example, HTTP Request) has a Name property, which shows the value of the Name property #Samples: Indicates how many requests you have made in this test, and if you simulate 10 users, each user iterates 10 times　　, the Average is shown here: Average response time-the average response time of a single Request by default, and the average response time in Transaction when the Transaction Controller is used Median: Median, which is 50% user response time 90% line:90% user response time Note: For the meaning of 50% and 90% concurrent users, see below http://www.cnblogs.com/jackei/archive/ 2006/11/11/557972.html min: Minimum response time Max: Maximum response time error%: Number of requests with errors in this test/total number of requests throughput: throughput--By default indicates the number of requests completed per second (request Per Second), when a Transaction Controller is used, it can also represent a similar LoadRunnerTransaction per Second number kb/sec: The amount of data received per second from the server, equivalent to throughput/sec in LoadRunner Basic Knowledge:1. Throughput: Refers to the maximum rate at which a device can be accepted without frame loss.　　2, the smallest unit of storage is byte bytes, for the storage unit, there are several units, GB, MB and KB, then the conversion relationship between the three is: 1gb=1024mb,1mb=1024kb,1kb=1024bytes. Bit: "Bit", called bit, is bit, sometimes also called bit.　　A byte is a 8-bit binary representation.　　BYTE: "Byte", a byte is 8 bits. 3, Mbps (million bits per second Mbit/s) represents 1,000,000 bits per second. This abbreviation is used to describe the data transfer speed.　　For example: 4mbps= transmits 4M bits per second.　　The unit of data transfer rate, the letter B (bit) is the bit and the letter B (Byte) is a byte. 4. Throughput vs. Bandwidth: Throughput and bandwidth are easy to mix, and the units are Mbps. First let's look at the two corresponding English, throughput: throughput; Bandwidth: Max net bitrate. When we discuss the bandwidth of a communication link, it usually refers to the number of bits per second that the link can transmit. We can say that the bandwidth of Ethernet is 10Mbps. However, we need to differentiate between the available bandwidth (bandwidth) on the link and the number of bits (throughput) that can be transmitted per second in the actual link. We tend to use "throughput" once to represent the test performance of a system. Thus, because the implementation is affected by various inefficiencies, a pair of nodes connected by a link with a bandwidth of 10Mbps may reach only 2Mbps of throughput.　　This means that the application on one host can send data to another host at 2Mbps speed. 5, variance and standard deviation are used to describe the volatility of a set of data (concentration or dispersion), the square of the standard deviation is the variance. The greater the variance, the greater the fluctuation of the data.

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