JMeter ExcelReport Generation Plugin

🚀 Streamlining JMeter Performance Test Analysis: Automated Excel Report Generation 📊 The Challenge: Generating detailed Excel reports from JMeter’s JTL files used to take us 30 minutes to 1 hour per file. Handling multiple files could take even longer. The Solution: We developed a Java-based tool that automates this process, reducing report generation time to just 7 seconds — even for multiple JTL files. This automation saves us 95% of the time typically required for report generation. How It Works: (a). Integration: We exported the tool as a JAR file and placed it in JMeter’s lib/ext folder. (b). Jenkins Automation: The tool is triggered via a Jenkins job, which processes the JTL file(s), generates the Excel report, and sends an email with: The Excel report attached. Links to the Grafana Dashboard and Jenkins HTML report. Why This Matters: This automation not only saves time but also ensures accuracy and consistency in our reports, allowing us to focus more on analysis. 🔧 Tech Stack: Java, Apache POI, JMeter, Jenkins, Grafana. This improvement marks a significant step forward in optimizing our performance testing process. Excited to continue refining and enhancing this solution! 🚀 Reference & Source Code: https://medium.com/@sivams1645/streamlining-jmeter-performance-test-analysis-automated-excel-report-generation-fb53cc169ec1 Let’s do a Practical Sessions: Install Latest Java JDK. Download the JMeter from below google drive link, As I’m not able to check in the large files to GitHub.