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Added failures per second as a series in the chart #588
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Too sad this PR is not merged since 2 years :'( |
My default installation of locust still points to this branch. I find it much more useful that way.... |
@heyman I think this is a very useful contribution (although I dont use the web ui myself). Ok to merge, if someone fixes the conflicts? |
Would be nice if we could make the line in the graph red instead of grey |
@cyberw PR is too old. I'll drop this one and create a new PR fresh from master in a couple days. |
@alercunha Awesome! |
I'm +1. I wonder if it's best to have the failure line in the same graph, or if it's better to have a separate graph for failures (as suggested in #952)? I also think that the color of the line should be red. |
@alercunha Is your new PR on the way? :) |
@cyberw sorry I've been quite busy in the past few days. I'll try to get this done during the weekend. |
As a user of locust it's very useful to know how many requests are failing in the chart. The failure % is useful but when pushing heavy loads against an API in my case it's common the autoscaling can't cope up with the demand and a lot of fails start to happen. Having those represented in the chart is very valuable to understand how the scaling overall is working.