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# Scenario run results

You can monitor scenario performance during test execution using the online monitoring tools described in the Monitor load test scenariossection.

To view a summary of the results after test execution, use one or more of the following tools:

- Vuser log files. These files contain a full trace of the load test scenario run for each Vuser. These files are located in the scenario results folder. (When you run a Vuser script in standalone mode, these files are stored in the Vuser script folder.)

- Run tab. The Run tab provides an online dashboard of monitor graphs for the load test scenario run. If your scenario run fails, look for debug information in this window. For details, see View and customize online monitor graphs.

- InfluxDB. During the load test scenario run, the summary data is automatically sent to InfluxDB. You can access InfluxDB and view the summary data from the test run, using a visualization tool like Grafana. For details, see Export data to InfluxDB or JSON.

- Analysis. Analyze scenario results using the on-premises Analysis tool. Analysis graphs and reports help you to view and understand data for transactions and Vusers, and determine system performance. For details, see Introducing Analysis.

- OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis. Analyze scenario results using Performance Engineering's cloud-based solution, designed for smart, scalable, high performance analysis. For details, see OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis integration.

If the run results are stored locally on each participating load generator, they need to be gathered into one location so that they can be processed for analysis. This process is known as data collation.

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