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Dashboard

Overview

The Test Dashboard provides an overview of login failures and login performance metrics. This allows you to quickly identify issues and monitor the efficiency of the login process.

The Dashboard only shows the status for currently enabled and running Tests. Once a Load Test or Application Test is completed, it will no longer show on the Dashboard. A Continuous Test is only visible when it’s enabled.

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Detailed Test Run view

Within the Test Run, you can further analyze login performance data and login failures separately. This breakdown allows for a more detailed investigation of each aspect, helping you pinpoint specific issues and optimize the login process.

To get more details on a particular Test Run, click on its tile in the Overview. You can limit your view to specific locations, if you have set locations for your Launchers, by selecting it from the pulldown at the top of the page.

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Login Performance and Latency can be clicked on to get additional details.

Login performance breakdown

Within the Login performance section, you can view a breakdown of various components in the logon process, along with our threshold marker measured in seconds. Additionally, you can refine your view by selecting different timespans.

The Logon failure data will only appear if the system has encountered any logon failures.

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Virtual Users

At the bottom of the page, you can also click to expand the Virtual Users section.

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This will display information about Launсher and Account capacity as well as Events, if applicable.

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Latency Charts and Dashboard

Latency measurements are crucial for understanding the performance of your applications. By configuring and monitoring these measurements, you can identify performance issues and ensure your Test Run operates efficiently.

Viewing Latency measurements

Once you have configured Latency measurements and set a threshold, you can view the data on the dashboard. The main dashboard will display Latency above threshold alongside other key metrics.

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Latency tab

When you access the Test Run, you’ll find a Latency tab. Click on this tab to interact with Latency data.

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Detailed Latency view

Within the Latency tab, you can view detailed activity and measurements over time. This includes the launcher name, threshold, and the quantity of measurements.

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Hover over a Latency measurement in the Latency popup window to see a tooltip with precise measurement details.

Reporting

Accessing Latency data

In the Reporting section, navigate to the Charts area to view collected Latency measurements. Use the button to select Latency measurements and choose from the launchers set in the Test Run to see their specific Latency data.

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Chart functionality

The Latency chart operates similarly to other application charts. You can view Latency in milliseconds and adjust the time range to hour, day, week, or month. Utilize the prediction function for forecasting future Latency trends.

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By following these steps, you can efficiently monitor Latency measurements through both the dashboard and reporting tools. Regular analysis of this data helps maintain optimal performance and address potential issues proactively.

Locations

If Launchers are attached to configured locations when a Continuous Test type is in progress, these Launchers will be visible in the map view. To access the map view, click the Map icon from the top of the Login performance page.

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Then, the page will display a world map with Location(s) on it.

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For more details on Locations, see Locations.