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The Running tests area in the banner shows a list of the currently running load tests. Use the All runs / My runs toggle to view all running load tests, or only the runs that you triggered.

The Runs area has two tabs:

• Recent runs: A list of the latest runs and their status.

• Scheduled runs: A list of the load tests scheduled to run.

Use the All runs / My runs toggle to view all recent or scheduled runs, or only the runs you triggered or scheduled. To learn more about a specific run, click its run ID to open the Dashboard.

Tip: To view or edit a test's settings or schedule, click the test name.

Favorites: Displays a list of your favorite load tests.

• Click a load test in the list to display it in the Load tests page.

• Remove a load test from the list by clicking the Delete icon.

For details on configuring a load test as a favorite, see Set a load test as a favorite.

Help: Provides links to useful resources that are used in conjunction with OpenText Core Performance Engineering.

the What's new section lists the new features in the latest OpenText Core Performance Engineering release. Click View all for additional details. Each feature has one of the following buttons:

• : Opens the online help for the feature.

• . Displays a screen shot and short description of the feature.

For additional demos of some of the common OpenText Core Performance Engineering features, see the Feature demos page.

• Help Center: Opens the product help to its home page.

• Tutorials: Opens the video gallery which includes a selection of videos on testing with OpenText Core Performance Engineering.

• Support ticket: Enables you to open a support incident or to submit a bug in MyAccount. You can also browse many helpful support resources.

• About: Displays version and tenant information, in addition to important disclaimers and links.

• Community: Join the OpenText Core Performance Engineering discussion forum and tap into the vast knowledge pool of the OpenText community. There are also blogs that cover many different focus areas.

• Suggest an idea: Opens the Idea Exchange where you can submit ideas, vote on submissions, and collaborate with colleagues, partners, and product teams.

Settings: Enables you to:

• Access the management area for your project (available by default to all new tenants as of OpenText Core Performance Engineering 2023.11).

• View the current license information for the selected project.

• View the license usage report, which you can export to a .csv file.

• View your dedicated IPs (when enabled).

• Purchase more licenses.

Notifications: Opens a pane where you can see:

• A list of notifications. The Notification list provides a time stamp and other relevant information for events and errors.

• A list of exported reports with a download link.

Tools and Integrations: Provides links to tools that are used in conjunction with OpenText Core Performance Engineering. This section has several tabs:

• Scripting tools: Common scripting tools, such as OpenText VuGen, TruClient, and DevWeb, as well as external tools such as JMeter and Gatling. For details, see Scripting tools.

• CI tools: Plugins for common CI/CD tools such as Jenkins and Azure DevOps. Use these tools to trigger tests from within your code or CI/CD cycle. For details, see CI plugins.

• Agents: Agents used in conjunction with OpenText Core Performance Engineering such as the on-premises load generator OneLG (and its patches), OneLG Docker images, SiteScope monitors, and a Git agent. For details, see Integrations.

• Streaming accounts: Accounts to which you can stream data during a test run (for example, to a Splunk account). For details, see Splunk integration.

• Disruption events: Enables you to configure your Gremlin account and add disruption events to a load test. For details, see Disruption events.

• Public APIs: Opens the LoadRunner Cloud API. For details, see Public API.

User: Shows the name of the current user. Expand the dropdown for additional options.

• Theme:The color theme for the OpenText Core Performance Engineering user interface. The default is a light theme which features a white background with black text. There is also a dark theme with bright elements and easy-to-see colors.

• Language: The preferred language for the OpenText Core Performance Engineering user interface: English or Japanese.

• Logout: Logs you out of your current project and returns you to the MyAccount login window.

Create a label

1. Click the Expand labels pane button to open the Labels pane.
2. In the Labels pane, click Create label to open the New label dialog box.
3. Give the label a name.
4. Optionally, nest the label under another label.
5. Click the Select color button to select a label color.

From the Labels pane, highlight a label.

Click the More options button and select Edit.

From the Labels pane, highlight a label.

Click the More options button and select Remove.

Removing a label also removes any sub-labels.

From the Labels pane, highlight a label.

Click theMore options button and select Color.

From the Labels pane, highlight a label.

Click the More options button and select Add sub-label.

You can assign a label to a script manually after the script has been uploaded.

1. In the Assets > Scripts grid, select the check box of the scripts you want to label. For Results or Load tests, select one item in the grid.

2. Click the Assign labels button , and select one or more labels to assign to the selected items.

You can assign a label to a script automatically when uploading the script.

To assign a label to a script automatically, select the required label before uploading the script's .zip file or before dragging and dropping the script into the Assets > Scripts page.

Note: To assign a label to a script uploaded from a Git repository, you must use Git agent 2022.10 or later.

You can filter scripts, load tests, and results by a specific label.

In the Labels pane, highlight a label or sub-label to filter the displayed items.