Load Test Results
The Load Testing Dashboard provides a centralized view of all load testing activities within a selected project. It gives instant visibility into test executions, system performance trends, and infrastructure utilization. This dashboard is accessible via the Dashboard section. It updates dynamically based on the selected organization, project, and time range (e.g., Last 7 Days).
Layout Structure
The Load Testing Dashboard consists of:
Summary Metric Cards (Top Section)
Top Load Tests List
Recent Runs
Test Activity Graph
Test Run Count Graph
Time Range Filter
Summary Metrics (Top Section)
The top row displays high-level KPIs for quick performance insights:
Active Test
Number of currently running tests vs. completed tests.
Helps identify whether load tests are actively executing.
Total Runs (Last 7 Days)
Total number of test executions during the selected time period.
Tracks testing frequency and adoption trends.
Failed Load Tests
Number of failed executions.
Provides immediate visibility into stability and execution health.
Total LG-Hours
Virtual User (VU) consumption and percentage of allocated capacity used.
Tracks plan usage and resource efficiency.
Average Completion Rate
Average success rate across executed tests.
Helps measure overall reliability of test executions.
Top Load Tests List & Recent Runs
These panels highlight the most frequently executed tests and the most recent executions, providing a quick snapshot of current performance activity.
Test Activity & Run Count Graphs
These visual trend charts display:
Test Activity Graph: Daily test runs and Success Rate over time, helping to assess if reliability is improving or declining.
Test Run Count Graph: Historical view of test frequency and operational discipline.
Time Range Filter
Located in the top-right, this filter allows users to adjust the time range (default: Last 7 Days) to analyze weekly or monthly trends.
How to Use This Dashboard Effectively
The Load Testing Dashboard is designed for:
Engineering Teams: To track execution frequency and identify test failures.
Performance Teams: To evaluate load test stability and monitor VU utilization.
Leadership / Stakeholders: To get a high-level snapshot of testing activity and assess reliability trends.
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