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* status:
-> Can be "COMPLETED" or "IN PROGRESS",
depending on whether test is still running or not
-> If you submit a request with an invalid "requestId",
you will get an "IN PROGRESS" reply
* input:
-> These are all the parameters that you have used to generate the load test
* globalStats:
<> numRequestsAllThreads = the overall number of HTTP requests done
<> numFailuresAllThreads = the overall number of FAILED HTTP requests
<> minResponseTimeAllThreads = the minimum response time across all threads
<> medianResponseTimeAllThreads = the median response time across all threads
<> avgResponseTimeAllThreads = the average response time across all threads
<> maxResponseTimeAllThreads = the maximum response time across all threads
<> totalRequestsPerSecondAllThreads = the achieved value of
requests-per-second across all threads
<> totalRequestsPerMinuteAllThreads = the achieved value of
requests-per-minute across all threads
* threadStats:
A thread is a container that ran your test with its own public IP.
Each thread lists its results for each workflow step.
Each workflow step is defined by a randomly generated UUID.
The following values exist for each thread:
<> ip = the public IP of that specific thread
The following values exist for each workflow step (inside a thread):
# STATS
<> request_type = the request method that was used
<> path = the request path that was used
<> num_requests = number of requests that it managed to do
<> min_response_time = number of requests that it managed to do
<> median_response_time = the median response time across
all its gathered response times
<> avg_response_time = the average response time across
all its gathered response times
<> max_response_time = the maximum response time across
all its gathered response times
<> total_rps = the achieved value of requests-per-second
for this specific thread
<> total_rpm = the achieved value of requests-per-minute
for this specific thread
# FAILURES (if any)
<> error = the error that was received
<> occurrences = how many occurences of that error were received
<> path = the request path that was used
<> request_type = the request method that was used
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