This bar graph shows the percentage of response code in the Y-axis and the business cases in the X-axis. Indicates the response status for each business case.

This pie graph shows the percentage of response code for each business case.

This graph provides a consolidated graph view to identify the performance bottlenecks in your web application. Plots the Elapsed time (in seconds) in the X-axis and the Server Response Time, Error Percentage and the Active User Count in the Y-axis. At one shot, you can identify the server response time for individual URLs, error percentage and the number of active users over elapsed time.

Dynamic graphs are generated during load test execution. Displays graphs showing the server response time, active user count and error percentage over elapsed time.

This graph shows the user addition interval over elapsed time for all the businesscases in the load test. Plots the user count in the Y-axis and the elapsed time in the X-axis.

This graph shows the number of errors recorded during the test on the Y-axis, with elapsed time on the X-axis for each businesscase. These errors are typically connection refused or unexpected socket closure errors.

This graph shows the cumulative number of errors recorded during the test run on the Y-axis, with elapsed time on the X-axis for all the businesscases in the load test. These errors are typically connection refused or unexpected socket closure errors.

This graph shows the Elapsed time vs Number of requests handled successfully, per unit time. Plots the hits per second in the Y-axis and the elapsed time in the X-axis.

This graph shows the page download time (in milliseconds) in the Y-axis and the elapsed time in the X-axis for each businesscase.

This graph shows the page download time (in milliseconds) in the Y-axis and the elapsed time in the X-axis for all the businesscases in the load test.

This graph shows Elapsed time Vs (time between Request sent to time of receiving First Byte), in seconds for each businesscase.

This graph shows Elapsed time Vs (time between Request sent to time of receiving First Byte), in seconds for all the businesscases in the load test.

This graph shows Elapsed time Vs Throughput in seconds with respect to each businesscase.

This graph shows the summary view of all the businesscases in the load test (Elapsed time Vs Throughput in seconds).

This graph shows the Percentage of users executing the business cases.