Test Details: LG Page

1. Introduction

This guide provides users with a detailed walkthrough of the LG Page within the Test Details section. The LG Page allows users to monitor Load Generators (LGs) during test execution, track performance. This document outlines how to navigate and utilize the LG Page effectively in Baseline 11.

2. System Requirements

To create a test, ensure you have:

• A stable internet connection

• An active Project Admin or Project Member account with AWS Setup

• A JMX file

• A web browser on a compatible device (PC, tablet, or mobile phone)

The steps mentioned below are the process for creating a test and provide details about the LG page

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Accessing the Tests Page and Create a Test

1. Open your web browser

2. Go to our official website: www.baseline11.com

3. Sign in with your Project Admin or Project Member credentials

4. Navigate to the Dashboard

1. Click on the Tests tab

2. Click on the Add Test button

3. Upload your JMX File

1. Configure the test as required and You can add multiple Load Agents as per your plan limitation

1. Click Run Test to start execution

2. The test will now be listed in the Tests Table with its status updated in real-time

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Monitoring Test Execution

1. The Baseline 11 platform provides real-time status updates of the test execution, including:

   • Test Summary (overall progress and key statistics)

   • Active Load Generator (LG) Details

   • Live Performance Metrics (Total thread, Total Request, Avg. response, 90% Avg. Overall TPS, error rate etc.)

   • Error Details

2. After clicking Run Test, you will be redirected to the Test Summary Page, where you can monitor your test in real-time.

3. Click on the LG Tab in the navigation bar to access the LG Page.

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Summary Page

The Summary Page provides an overview of the test execution with key details displayed at the top:

• Test Name

• Number of Load Generators (LGs)

• Status (Initializing, Running, Failed, Cancelled)

• Total Duration

• Stop and Re-run Button

  • If the test is in Running status, the Stop Button is visible.

  • If the test is Completed, the Stop Button is replaced by the Re-run Button.

  

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Sections on the LG Page

The LG Page provides real-time insights into the performance of Load Generators assigned to a test

LG Name

• The LG Name section is located at the top right corner of the LG Page, just below the key details section.

• It displays the selected LGs from the test creation phase.

• This section also functions as a filter—when specific LGs are selected, the displayed data updates accordingly in the main section.

Live Graphs

Displays real-time graphical representations of performance, includes:

• CPU Usage (%) : Indicates the percentage of CPU resources utilized by the LG. High CPU usage may suggest an overloaded system or insufficient LGs for the test.

• Memory Usage (%) : Displays the percentage of RAM consumed by the LG. Excessive memory usage may lead to slow performance or crashes.

• Disk Usage (%) : Monitors storage usage by the LG. If disk space runs low, data logging and test execution might be impacted.

• Sent Bytes: Represents the total amount of data sent by the LGs during the test. High values suggest significant data transfer activity.

• Received Bytes: Displays the amount of data received by LGs. A significant discrepancy between sent and received bytes may indicate network congestion or throttling.

• Expanding the Graph: You can expand any graph by clicking on the Expand Icon.

• Downloading the Graph: To download the graph as an image, click on the three dots icon and select the desired format (JPG or SVG) for downloading.

Table Data (LG details)

Displays real-time data in table format, includes:

1. CPU & Memory Metrics

• Peak CPU Usage (%): Displays the highest percentage of CPU utilization during the test. A high value may indicate an overloaded LG.

• Memory Usage (%): Shows the current RAM consumption of the LG. Excessive usage can impact test stability.

• Peak Memory Usage (%): Records the maximum memory used during the test run, helping assess memory-intensive tasks.

2. Disk & Storage Metrics

• Disk Usage (%): Monitors the percentage of disk space being used by the LG. High disk usage may slow down performance.

• Peak Disk Usage (%): Displays the highest disk space consumption recorded during the test execution.

3. Network Metrics

• Bytes Sent: Indicates the total amount of data sent from the LGs during test execution.

• Bytes Received: Displays the total volume of data received by LGs from the tested system. A significant imbalance between sent and received bytes may indicate network issues.

4. Request & Error Metrics

• # Sample: Represents the total number of requests processed by the LGs. This helps in evaluating test coverage.

• Error Rate (%): Displays the percentage of failed requests out of the total executed requests. A high error rate may indicate performance bottlenecks or misconfigurations.

Downloading the Table: To download the entire table as CSV click on the Export button and click on the Download as CSV.

3. Troubleshooting

• Test failed to execute? Check the status’s information icon for errors and reconfigure if necessary.

• Results not loading? Refresh the page or clear the cache.

• Rerun not working? Ensure the test meets rerun criteria.