The Runtime overview tab displays the following statistics:
Name |
Description |
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Scenario Name |
Name of the scenario currently running |
Start Time |
Scenario start date |
Elapsed Time |
Time elapsed since test started |
Total Hits |
Total number of hits since test started |
Total Throughput |
Total number of megabytes received from server |
Total Errors |
Total number of errors since test started |
Total Alerts |
Total number of alerts since test started |
Total Users Launched |
Total number of Virtual Users launched since test started, including those currently running. |
Total Iterations Completed |
Total number of times when the Actions Container has been executed since test started. |
Average Response Time (requests) |
Average response time for HTTP requests since test started |
Average Response Time (pages) |
Average response time for web pages since test started |
Average Hits/sec. |
Average hits/sec. since test started |
Average Throughput |
Average throughput since test started |
Current Response Time (requests) |
Average request response time for HTTP requests over the last second |
Current Response Time (pages) |
Average request response time for web pages over the last second |
Current Hits/sec. |
Average hits/sec. for HTTP requests over the last second |
Current Throughput |
Average throughput over the last second |
Current Users Count |
Number of Virtual Users currently running |
The main statistics are plotted in real time: number of Virtual Users currently running, error rate (errors/sec.), number of alerts, hits/sec. and average request response time.
Two metrics monitor the Controller activity:
Controller CPU Load: CPU load for the machine hosting the Controller.
Controller Memory used: Memory used, expressed as a percentage of the memory allocated to the Controller program.
Monitors the Load Generators activity:
If the CPU Load or Memory Used figure regularly exceeds 90%, this indicates that the Load Generator is overloaded. Run the test with fewer Virtual Users or a longer think time, or use additional Load Generators.