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by sniku
2033 days ago
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That's an interesting talk. k6 allows the user to choose[1] which metrics are relevant for the particular test. By default, it displays max or p(100), p(95), p(90), min, med, and avg. User can specify other values such as p(99.995) It's also possible to create completely custom metrics[2] to track whatever is relevant to the user. k6 allows the user to change almost all aspects of execution, tracking, and reporting. [1] https://k6.io/docs/using-k6/options#summary-trend-stats [2] https://k6.io/docs/using-k6/metrics |
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