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.
When I configure a jmeter tests which has a Concurrency Thread group with "target Concurrency" of 20 and I run it with distributed jmeter on two slave-hosts. Then I have a jtl file on the master which has the results of both slaves in one file. This file has a column which is named "threadName" so its possible to distingush between where the test have been run. If I import this file into jtl-reporter it says that there were 20 virtual users but i expect that it should be 40 virtual users.
How is that number calculated?
PS: By the way. Jtl-reporter was really easy to configure and run locally and the generated statistics are beautiful. Nice work!
When I configure a jmeter tests which has a Concurrency Thread group with "target Concurrency" of 20 and I run it with distributed jmeter on two slave-hosts. Then I have a jtl file on the master which has the results of both slaves in one file. This file has a column which is named "threadName" so its possible to distingush between where the test have been run. If I import this file into jtl-reporter it says that there were 20 virtual users but i expect that it should be 40 virtual users.
How is that number calculated?
PS: By the way. Jtl-reporter was really easy to configure and run locally and the generated statistics are beautiful. Nice work!