Test Details Summary Page
The steps mentioned below are the process for creating a test and provide details about the Summary page
Accessing the Tests Page and Create a Test
Open your web browser
Go to our official website: www.baseline11.com
Sign in with your Project Admin or Project Member credentials
Navigate to the Dashboard
Click on the Tests tab
Click on the Add Test button
Upload your JMX File
Configure the test as required and You can add multiple Load Agents as per your plan limitation
Click Run Test to start execution
The test will now be listed in the Tests Table with its status updated in real-time
Monitoring Test Execution
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 threads, Total Requests, Average Response Time, 90% Response Time, Overall TPS, Error Rate etc.)
Error Details
After clicking Run Test, you will be redirected to the Test Summary Page, where you can monitor your test in real-time.
Summary Section
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.
Sections on the Summary Page
The LG Name section is located at the top right corner of the Summary 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.
Displays key metrics including:
Total Threads: Number of active users in the test.
Total Requests: The total number of HTTP requests processed.
Average Response Time: The mean response time for requests.
90% Response Time: The response time for 90% of requests.
Overall TPS (Transactions Per Second): Indicates the system's efficiency in handling transactions.
Error Percentage: Shows the percentage of failed requests.
Displays real-time graphical representations of performance, including:
Active Users: Displays the number of virtual users currently active in the test. This helps monitor load distribution.
Throughput: Measures the number of requests processed per second. Higher throughput generally indicates better system performance.
Bytes Throughput: Shows the amount of data (in bytes) being transferred per second. It helps analyze network bandwidth consumption.
Average Response Time (s): Represents the average time taken for requests to complete. Lower values indicate better performance.
Transaction Response Time: Measures the response time for individual transactions. It provides insights into how long different requests take.
Transactions Per Second (TPS): Indicates the number of transactions processed per second. Higher TPS values show better system efficiency.
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.
Displays real-time data in table format, including:
Samples: Represents the total number of requests executed during the test.
Error Samples: Displays the number of failed requests, helping identify test reliability issues.
Error %: Shows the percentage of failed requests compared to total samples. A lower error rate indicates better system performance.
Average: Calculates the mean response time of all requests. This helps gauge general application responsiveness.
Min: Displays the fastest response time recorded during the test.
Max: Shows the slowest response time recorded, useful for detecting bottlenecks.
Throughput: Measures the number of requests handled per second, indicating system efficiency under load.
90% Line: Indicates the response time within which 90% of requests were completed.
95% Line: Indicates the response time within which 95% of requests were completed.
99% Line: Indicates the response time within which 99% of requests were completed.
Received Bytes: Represents the total data received from the server during the test.
Downloading the Table: To download the entire table as CSV click on the Export button and click on the Download as CSV.
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