Troubleshooting Java Performance by Erik Ostermueller

Author:Erik Ostermueller
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Apress, Berkeley, CA

Save raw results to a text file—by convention JMeter uses a .jtl file extension. This is a bit more complicated (see details below), but you get great flexibility to re-envision your graph on the raw data. This flexibility is especially helpful if you don’t review your results until long after the tests have run. I often generate load on a headless machine. After the test, I’ll just copy the raw .jtl files back to my desktop to render in the JMeter UI. From a headless machine, you can even generate .​png files ( https://jmeter-plugins.org/wiki/GraphsGeneratorListener/ ).

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