(4) Interpretation of Jmeter listener results

1. Graphical results:
 
the number of samples ---- the total number of requests sent to the server The
latest sample ---- represents the time in milliseconds, which is the time the server responds to the last request
Throughput ---- the requests processed by the server per minute Number
Average ----Total runtime divided by the number of requests sent to the server
Median----Number representing the time, half of the server response time is below this value and the other half is above this value
Deviation ---- Changes in server response time, the magnitude of the measure of dispersion, or, in other words, the distribution of the data (the smaller the deviation, the more stable your server is)


2. View the Results
 
Tree The above picture is "View Results Tree" from which you can see


3. Aggregate report Label----request type, corresponding to the request
 
name filled in under the test plan
Samples----the total number of requests currently sent to the server
Average----average The response time is calculated by dividing the total running time by the total number of requests sent to the server.
Median----median value, that is, the response time of 50% of users,
90%line----the response time of 90% of user requests,
Min ----The shortest time of
server response Max---- The longest time of server response
Error%----The percentage of error returned by request
Throughput----The number of requests processed by the server per unit time, corresponding to the Throughput
KB/sec----Number of bytes requested per second