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https://github.com/soprasteria/jmeter2influxdb
Read JMeter results in a csv file and put results in Influxdb database and allows you to create beautiful graphs with Grafana
https://github.com/soprasteria/jmeter2influxdb
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Read JMeter results in a csv file and put results in Influxdb database and allows you to create beautiful graphs with Grafana
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/soprasteria/jmeter2influxdb
- Owner: soprasteria
- Created: 2019-01-18T14:18:29.000Z (over 5 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2019-12-04T11:03:59.000Z (over 4 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-01-23T17:28:44.027Z (5 months ago)
- Topics: dbmon, grafana, influxdb, influxdb-database, jmeter, jmxmon, perfmon
- Language: Java
- Size: 826 KB
- Stars: 9
- Watchers: 8
- Forks: 5
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
Lists
- awesome-influxdb - JMeter2InfluxDB - Read JMeter results in a csv file and put results in InfluxDB after the load test (Collecting data into InfluxDB / Import tools)
- awesome-jmeter - JMeter Results to InfluxDB - Read JMeter results from csv file and put into InfluxDB database. (Results Processing / Reporting & Visualization)
README
# JMeter2Influxdb
Read JMeter results in a csv file and put results in Influxdb database
The Influxdb database must be **CREATED** before import results.
The **jmeter2influxdb** tool will create
* jmeter_sampler
* jmeter_events
In the jmeter_sampler, this fields will be created if present in the csv file :
* elapsed (mandatory)
* label (mandatory)
* responseCode (mandatory)
* threadName
* success (mandatory)
* bytes (mandatory)
* sentBytes
* grpThreads
* allThreads
* Latency
* Hostname
* IdleTime
* Connect
* responseMessage (If present, try to parse responseMessage value to a long and create responseMessageLong field in InfluxDB)
and this fields will be add :
* path (file path)
* status (OK or KO)
* testLabel
Example :
```
time,Connect,Hostname,IdleTime,Latency,allThreads,application,bytes,elapsed,grpThreads,label,path,responseCode,sentBytes,status,success,testLabel,threadName
25/04/2017 10:28:59,476,ITEM-82140,122,1564,1,gestdoc,1528,1565,1,P1_01_ACCUEIL,/resultat/res2.csv,200,387,OK,True,tir9,GRP1_STATS 1-1
```
In the jmeter_events, 2 lines will be add :
* time,testLabel started
* time,testLabel ended
Example :
```
25/04/2018 10:28:59,tir9 started
25/04/2018 10:33:59,tir9 ended
```
## Commande line -help
Need Java **1.8** to run
```
usage: io.github.soprasteria.jmeterplugins.influxdb.ImportJMeterLogIntoInfluxdb -application -database
-delimiter [-help] -influxdb_url -jmeter_file_in -label
[-multiply_value_by ] [-parse_response_message ] [-password
] -timestamp_format [-trace_level ] [-user ]
io.github.soprasteria.jmeterplugins.influxdb.ImportJMeterLogIntoInfluxdb
-application application name (ex : myApplication)
-database influxdb database name (must be CREATED before importation)
-delimiter csv character separator corresponding to
jmeter.save.saveservice.default_delimiter in jmeter.properties
(usually , or ; or \t)
-help Help and show parameters
-influxdb_url url to the influxdb (ex : http://localhost:8086)
-jmeter_file_in JMeter results csv file in (ex res.csv)
-label load test label (ex : test2)
-multiply_value_by PerfMon values are multiply by 1000 so the multipy value to get the
good value is 0.001, ex 4000 x 0.001 = 4 the correct value, set
-multiply_value_by 0.001 for PerfMon results
-parse_response_message for JMXMon, DBMon file set to true because values are in the
reponseMessage field (default false for JMeter csv result file or
PerfMon)
-password password for influxdb connection
-timestamp_format timestamp format corresponding to
jmeter.save.saveservice.timestamp_format in jmeter.properties (ms or
Simple Date Format with ms precision)
-trace_level trace level (WARN = defaut, INFO = good trace level, DEBUG = be
carefull very verbose)
-user login for influxdb connection
Ex : java -jar jmeter2influxdb--jar-with-dependencies.jar -jmeter_file_in res.csv -timestamp_format "yyyy-MM-dd
HH:mm:ss.SSS" -delimiter ";" -influxdb_url http://localhost:8086 -user mylogin -password mypassword -database jmeterdb
-label "test2" -application "myapplication" -parse_response_message false -trace_level WARN
```
## Filtred results or XML file format
The result is not filtred, all lines are read and put in Influxdb.
If you need to filter results or the result file format is XML not CSV, the Filter Results tool could be use.
Result file for JMeter sampler results, PerfMon monitoring, JMX Monitoring, DataBase Monitoring
https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/FilterResultsTool/
## Import PerfMon log
You can import monitoring log from PerfMon JMeter Plugins (Performance Monitoring with PerfMon Agent)
https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/PerfMon/
The monitor value is in the field _elapsed_ but the true value is = **elapsed/1000**
So use parameter : **-multiply_value_by 0.001**
## Import JMXMon log
You can import monitoring log from JMXMon JMeter Plugins (Java Managment Extension Monitoring)
https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/JMXMon/
The monitor value is in the field _responseMessage_, the value is parse in long and save in the InfluxDB is the field _responseMessageLong_
For example
In the CSV file, the field _responseMessage_ value is 10 and in the InfluxDB the field _responseMessageLong_ value is 10
In the CSV file, the field _responseMessage_ value is 4.3294864E7 and in the InfluxDB the field _responseMessageLong_ value is 43294864
Use parameter : **-parse_response_message true**
## Import DBMon log
You can import monitoring log from DBMon JMeter Plugins (Data Base Monitoring)
https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/DbMon/
The monitor value is in the field _responseMessage_, the value is parse in long and save in the InfluxDB is the field _responseMessageLong_
For example
In the CSV file, the field _responseMessage_ value is 500 and in the InfluxDB the field _responseMessageLong_ value is 500
Use parameter : **-parse_response_message true**
## Show graphs results
You could use **Grafana** to display graphs
Examples : (clic on image to show full resolution image)
Results and monitoring PerfMon, JMXMon, DBMon
# License
See the LICENSE file (Apache 2) https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0