Viewing KPI Statistics Against your Test Runs

After you've added a KPI collection to a test run, all analysis views of that test run display the KPIs in the charts/table. For information about creating KPI collections, see KPIs in Eggplant Performance Studio. Remember that KPIs represent the acceptable values for the statistics on which you've set them.

KPI collection shown on the analysis view summary page

The KPI collection appears on the analysis view summary page as a pass/fail list

The KPIs are listed in a table at the bottom of the analysis view summary pane. Any KPIs that failed (i.e., didn't meet the requirement you set) are listed first in the table and clearly indicated by a red X on the left. Below the failed KPIs you see any KPIs that passed, indicated by a green check mark.

The KPI table shows the actual value achieved by the test run for each statistic as well as the expected value for your KPI, so you can see by what margin tests are passing or failing. Note that if you change or adjust the KPIs in the KPI collection applied to the analysis view, the changes are reflected automatically in what you see in the Viewer pane.

Note: You might also see KPIs with a yellow warning exclamation point listed at the bottom of the table. Such KPIs indicate statistics with no Actual Value for the test run or analysis view to which they are applied.

Viewing KPIs on Charts

You can also view your KPIs on your charts. When you've applied a KPI collection to a view, KPIs are automatically surfaced on charts to which they apply.

KPIs appear in the Series sidebar under the series to which they apply. For instance, if the KPI is designed against <COMBINED>, you'll see the KPI listed directly under <COMBINED>. If you defined a KPI against a specific transaction, the KPI appears under that transaction.

Initially, KPI checkboxes are not selected. If you want to display the KPI value on the chart, select the checkbox of the KPI. KPIs are represented by a dashed line on the chart.

KPIs show on appropriate charts as a dashed line

For more information about working with charts, see Working with Eggplant Performance Analyzer Charts.

This topic was last updated on August 19, 2021, at 03:30:51 PM.