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https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter

JtlReporter is an online application that allows users to generate beautiful, customizable and easy to understand performance reports from JMeter(Taurus), Locust, and other tools.
https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter

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JtlReporter is an online application that allows users to generate beautiful, customizable and easy to understand performance reports from JMeter(Taurus), Locust, and other tools.

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JtlReporter

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## Description
Online reporting application to generate reports from JMeter(Taurus), Locust and other tools by either uploading JTL(csv) file or streaming data from the test run continuously. JtlReporter's main objective is to help you to understand your performance reports better and to spot performance regression.

## Features
* Detailed performance report
* Test run comparison
* Performance regression alerts
* Performance insights
* [and more](https://jtlreporter.site/docs/introduction/features).

## Used By

## Installation steps
1. Install [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/) ([Engine](https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/), [Compose](https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/))
2. Clone this repository and navigate into cloned folder
3. Deploy JtlReporter using `docker-compose` within the same folder

```Shell
$ docker-compose up -d
```

4. Open in your browser IP address of deployed environment at port `2020`

```
$ http://IP_ADDRESS:2020
```

## Documentation 📖
For additional information please refer to the [documentation](https://jtlreporter.site/docs/).

## Analytics
Currently, the following metrics are collected:
* every 6 hours the backend application sends an event that the instance is alive
* report processing is finished
* the number of labels and duration of the test run
* unexpected exception

If you don't want the analytics to be used, you can set `OPT_OUT_ANALYTICS` to `true` for backend service.
Mixpanel service is used for storing the data.

## Repositories structure
JtlReporter consists of the following parts:
* [backend](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-be)
* [frontend](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-fe)
* [listener](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-listener-service)
* [scheduler](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-scheduler)
* [docs](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-docs)

## Screenshot
![Item detail](/assets/item_detail.png)

## License
Jtl Reporter is GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 licensed ([frontend](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-fe/blob/master/LICENSE), [backend](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-be/blob/master/LICENSE) and [listener](https://github.com/ludeknovy/jtl-reporter-listener-service/blob/main/LICENSE)).

This repository is [MIT licensed.](LICENSE)