Enablement of Resource Monitoring services for a schedule
You can enable Resource Monitoring service in IBM® Rational® Performance Tester for a performance schedule to monitor the resources in a schedule and capture the performance statistics of such resources during the schedule run.
Prerequisites
- Installed IBM® Rational® Test Automation Server and started it. For more details about installation, refer to Installing the software.
- Configured the Resource Monitoring sources in Rational® Test Automation Server for your project. For more information about Resource Monitoring sources, refer to Resource Monitoring Sources.
- In Rational® Performance Tester, you must have specified the Rational® Test Automation Server URL in Rational® Test Automation Server and project in Rational® Test Automation Server to get the Resource Monitoring sources.
- Generated an offline user token in Rational® Test Automation
Server.Note: In Rational® Performance Tester, you must have used the same token in to establish the connection with Rational® Test Automation Server. For more information about generating an offline token, refer to Generating an offline token.
Overview
You can configure Rational® Performance Tester to access Rational® Test Automation Server by using an offline user token.
You must generate the offline user token from Rational® Test Automation Server. You can then use the offline user token on the Preferences window in Rational® Performance Tester so that a connection is established between Rational® Performance Tester and Rational® Test Automation Server.
- Apache httpd server
- NGINX server
- Java Virtual Machine
- Windows Performance Host
- Linux Performance Host
- Docker Host
- OpenMetrics exporter
- Prometheus server
After you add the Resource Monitoring sources to the performance schedule that is available in your Rational® Performance Tester project, you can run the schedule from Rational® Performance Tester.
If you want to run a performance schedule from the
Rational® Performance
Tester command line, you can
use the overridermlabels
command to enable the Resource Monitoring
service. See Running a schedule from a command
line.