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Generate Physical Reports for Load Tests with Print View

By: RedLine13

We have added the ability for users to preview and print (or save as PDF) the results of their load tests, making it even easier to generate physical reports. Once a load test has completed running, view the results and then hit “Print View” in the summary:

redline13-print-view

From there, you will then be redirected to the print view of the test, where you can control specifically what gets displayed/printed by selecting the appropriate check boxes:

redline13-print-view-controls

Control Summary
Header Contains name of load test, time/date completed, RedLine13 branding, and data/server costs
Summary Brief overview of load tests
Details Contains test ID, type of test, start/completed time, list of users, ramp up time, delay, load resources, size/type/location/number of servers, number of users, etc.
Test Servers Contains server IDs, server IP addresses, size + price, number of pages
Output Files Display’s response output and percentile results if selected before test
Overview Metrics Graphs detailing users, user response time, average response time, users completed, user errors, etc.
Request Metrics Graphs detailing new page requests per second, average page response time, KB per request
Error Metrics Graphically illustrates errors per second, average error response time, KB per error
Agent Metrics Graphs displaying load agent CPU usage, network bytes received/transmitted
Error Table Lists all errors recorded including error type, error message, server(s) where errors where recorded, and the number of times each error was observed

You can toggle each control that you need to display exactly the information you want; a useful tool to fine tune your reporting:

redline-final-print-view

2017-01-13
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