I don’t get what exactly do you want to test but if you want to measure performance tests there are multiple ways and I would recommend that you get at least a better knowledge of Jmeter and how to work with Jmeter plugins.
As someone who worked on a similar thing, I would ask you to have a look at Perfmon Plugin, also I would recommend using the InfluxdbBackendListenerClien which could collect each test data and ship it to your influxdb container, then you could use it to create cool dashboards with Grafana tool.
If you are looking for a tool to collect docker data you can use telegraf along with influxdb and don’t forget to use the UNIX socket volume if you are using telegraf as a docker container.
It’s a bit complicated to explain but I think this GITHUB repo could help a bit, take a look at the docker file and the JMX file.
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docker statscommandI don’t get what exactly do you want to test but if you want to measure performance tests there are multiple ways and I would recommend that you get at least a better knowledge of Jmeter and how to work with Jmeter plugins.
As someone who worked on a similar thing, I would ask you to have a look at
Perfmon Plugin, also I would recommend using theInfluxdbBackendListenerClienwhich could collect each test data and ship it to your influxdb container, then you could use it to create cool dashboards with Grafana tool.If you are looking for a tool to collect docker data you can use telegraf along with influxdb and don’t forget to use the UNIX socket volume if you are using telegraf as a docker container.
It’s a bit complicated to explain but I think this GITHUB repo could help a bit, take a look at the docker file and the JMX file.