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The Bamboo JMeter Aggregator Plugin aggregates and stores JMeter load test results, and then allows reporting on the aggregated data across builds. It also allows configurable assertions that can, for example, fail the build if the mean time of any samplers deviates by more than 10%. |
The sample results from each JMeter sampler and stored and aggregated against the sampler, as well as in total. The current metrics that are aggregated are:
Reports can be generated that graph any combination of samplers and metrics on a graph, showing how they have changed across builds.
Any number of assertions may be configured, against individual samplers, or against all of the samplers, that get run a range of conditions over metrics.
If the assertions fail, the build fails, allowing fast detection and feedback of performance issues.
The conditions that can be configured are:
In order to support aggregating, reporting on and running assertions on other sources of performance test data, the JMeter Aggregator Plugin will aggregate data from CSV files, which represent point in time samples, each column being a sampler. This is useful if you want to get record information such as CPU usage, memory usage, IO, network usage etc, and have a script, that runs in parallel to your load tests, that will periodically write these values to a CSV file.
Compatibility of JMeter Aggregator Plugin versions (side) versus Bamboo versions (top).
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2.0 - 2.0.2 |
2.0.3 - 2.0.6 |
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1.0 |
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Initial release for dog fooding on Atlassian Bamboo servers.
0.1 was not compatible with Java 1.5.
