AutoMeter is an automation tool which helps us to create distributed load testing environment. It is developed and released by Intuit to open source world. It includes Jmeter in Docker image. It provides single command to start, stop test. At the end of the run, we get reports in master docker node. It can also be integrated with Jenkins easily for any of the CI requirements. What makes unique about AutoMeter is that it simplifies JMeter’s Master Slave configuration.Performance Testing in Jmeter Distributed environment can be triggered just by “One-Click”. To scale the load we can just add AutoMeter-Slave in autometer.config.js.
autometer --help
provides help manual
More details on installing an configuring AutoMeter can be found here https://github.com/intuit/autometer
Prerequisites
- One or more linux hosts with docker (>=1.12.5) installed.
- In one of the linux host install nodeJs (>=7) and autometer npm module. This node can be designated as master (from where tests has to be triggered).
Installation
npm install -g autometer
Comparison Between AutoMeter and BlazeMeter
Features | AutoMeter | BlazeMeter (Available Yes/No) |
Supported Tools | Jmeter | Jmeter, Gatling |
Proprietary | Open Source Tool | Yes |
Jenkins Integration | Yes | Yes |
Test Ongoing Stastics | Yes(Limited ,Console View) | Yes( Web View ) |
AWS Support | Yes (By Default) | Yes ( Can deploy in any environment) |
Reports | JTL, HTML Reports | JTL, CSV (Can view in Blazemeter web) |