The following plugin provides functionality available through Pipeline-compatible steps. Read more about how to integrate steps into your Pipeline in the Steps section of the Pipeline Syntax page.

For a list of other such plugins, see the Pipeline Steps Reference page.

Performance Plugin

perfReport: Publish Performance test result report

  • sourceDataFiles : String

    Specify the path to the Performance report files, relative to the workspace root. Plugin will be automatically detect parser for each report file.

    • You can specify multiple files and directories separated by semicolon.
    • You use an Ant 'fileset' pattern.

    Default Values are:

    • JMeter reports: "**/*.jtl"
    • JMeter csv reports: "**/*.csv"
    • JMeter Summariser reports: "**/*.log"
    • Taurus reports: "**/*.xml"
    • JUnit report: "**/TEST-*.xml"
    • wrk report: "**/*.wrk"

    * By default jmeter writes summariser statistics to jmeter.log. To enable logging summariser statistics to separate log file add the property to jmeter.properties file to #Logging Configuration block : "log_file.jmeter.reporters.Summariser=filename.log"

    ** Default time format, that JMeter used for logging is "yyyy/mm/dd HH:mm:ss". See "log_format" property in jmeter.properties file in #Logging Configuration block.

    *** By default wrk does not write output files. You'll need to redirect the STDOUT output for a file as in

    wrk [options] [url] > results.wrk
  • baselineBuild : int (optional)
  • compareBuildPrevious : boolean (optional)
  • configType : String (optional)
  • constraints (optional)
    • Type: ? extends hudson.plugins.performance.constraints.AbstractConstraint
  • errorFailedThreshold : int (optional)
  • errorUnstableResponseTimeThreshold : String (optional)
    The thresholds settings should be delimited by a new line character "\n".
    The actual threshold number should be seperated from the test file name by a colon ":"
    Example:
    -------------------------------------
    JMeterResultsOrders.jtl:2000
    JMeterResultsGetCustomer.jtl:500
    JMeterResultsCreateCustomer.jtl:700
    -------------------------------------
    
  • errorUnstableThreshold : int (optional)
  • excludeResponseTime : boolean (optional)
  • failBuildIfNoResultFile : boolean (optional)
  • filterRegex : String (optional)

    If this field is not empty, its content will be considered as a regular expression to only take into account URI matching it.

    Example : ^(HP|Scenario|Search)(-success|-failure)?$

  • graphType : String (optional)
  • ignoreFailedBuilds : boolean (optional)
  • ignoreUnstableBuilds : boolean (optional)
  • junitOutput : String (optional)
  • modeEvaluation : boolean (optional)

    Standard Mode activates upper box and ignores lower box.

    Expert Mode activates lower box and ignores upper box.

  • modeOfThreshold : boolean (optional)
  • modePerformancePerTestCase : boolean (optional)
  • modeThroughput : boolean (optional)
  • nthBuildNumber : int (optional)
  • parsers (optional)
      Array / List of Nested Choice of Objects
    • $class: 'IagoParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'JMeterCsvParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'JMeterParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'JUnitParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'JmeterSummarizerParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'LoadRunnerParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'TaurusParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
    • $class: 'WrkSummarizerParser'
      • glob : String
      • percentiles : String
      • filterRegex : String
  • percentiles : String (optional)
  • persistConstraintLog : boolean (optional)
  • relativeFailedThresholdNegative : double (optional)
  • relativeFailedThresholdPositive : double (optional)
  • relativeUnstableThresholdNegative : double (optional)
  • relativeUnstableThresholdPositive : double (optional)
  • showTrendGraphs : boolean (optional)

bzt: Run Performance Test

Execute Taurus with configuration files and options. You can simply specify JMX file to run, or give list of Taurus config files and options to execute.
  • params : String
  • alwaysUseVirtualenv : boolean (optional)
  • bztVersion : String (optional)
  • generatePerformanceTrend : boolean (optional)
  • printDebugOutput : boolean (optional)
  • useBztExitCode : boolean (optional)
  • useSystemSitePackages : boolean (optional)
  • virtualEnvCommand : String (optional)
  • workingDirectory : String (optional)
  • workspace : String (optional)

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