Performance Testing:View a PTS-based stress testing report

Entry point

1. Log on to the PTS console and choose Performance Test > Reports.

2. On the page that appears, find the required stress testing report and click View Report in the Actions column.

   Important

   In the PTS console, the sampling logs of a PTS-based stress testing report are retained for 30 days. After the 30-day retention period elapses, you cannot view the sampling logs. To prevent data loss, we recommend that you export and save the stress testing report to your on-premises device at the earliest opportunity.

Procedure

1. On the report details page, choose Global Monitoring > Business monitoring to view the basic information, business metric overview, and business details. For more information, see Test metrics.

   

2. On the report details page, choose Global Monitoring > Presser monitoring to view the details of the presser, including the region of the presser, network bandwidth, CPU utilization, and memory capacity.

   

3. On the report details page, click the Request Sample Log tab. On the tab that appears, find the required log, click View Details in the Actions column to view the log details on the General and Timing Waterfall tabs. You can quickly identify issues during a stress test or in a stress testing report.

   

4. On the report details page, click the Insights tab to view the overall analysis results.

   

5. On the report details page, click the Performance Baseline Comparison tab to view the comparison between the stress testing data and the baseline data. Performance Baseline Comparison is displayed only if you complete baseline configurations when you create the scenario. In this example, the Average RT (ms) parameter of the baseline data is set to < 1,000, but the actual value is 3,590, which is greater than 1,000. In this case, the stress test fails.

   

6. Compare stress testing reports.

   PTS allows you to compare the stress testing reports of the same scenario.

   1. On the report details page, click the Performance Baseline Comparison tab. On the tab that appears, click Select Report to import other stress testing reports of the same scenario.

   2. You can compare up to three stress testing reports.

7. On the report details page, click the Global Snapshot tab to view the details of the scenario that you configured. However, you cannot initiate a stress test on this tab.

Key metrics

References

• Technical guide for the stress test

• Test metrics

• Test analysis and tuning