Stream performance test results

This topic explains how to stream your performance test results to the Analysis service by generating an access key and configuring your testing tool integration.

If you want to add results after a test run ends, see Upload test runs.

Generate an access key

Access key requirements and navigation paths vary by product and version, as summarized in the following table.

Product Details
OpenText Professional Performance Engineering

User-generated access key is required. For details, see Access key generation.
OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering

User-generated access key is required. For details, see Access key generation.
OpenText Core Performance Engineering

No user-generated access key is required for streaming.

  • 26.2 and earlier: Access is managed automatically as part of the integration process.

  • 26.3 and later: A project must be assigned in the load testing tool before streaming starts. After assignment, the project and its users synchronize automatically with the Analysis service. Projects and roles become visible without waiting for a first run. For details, see the Tenant management section of the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Help Center.

Access key generation

The procedure for generating an access key is the same for OpenText Professional and Enterprise Performance Engineering. The only difference is the navigation location and required role.

Note:  

  • Before you begin, replace access keys generated before version 26.2 with keys generated in 26.2 or later due to an enhanced security scope. This requirement applies regardless of the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering or OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering version in use.

  • The same key retention policy applies to all access keys, including keys used for integration with OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis. For details, see Automatic access key expiration in the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Help Center.

To generate an access key:

  1. Sign in to OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis. For details, see Sign in to your tenant.

  2. Go to Access keys based on your product.

    Product Navigation path
    OpenText Professional Performance Engineering (26.1 and later)

    Administration > Core Performance Engineering Platform > Access keys

    OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering

    • 26.1: Administration > Core Performance Engineering Platform > Access keys

    • 26.3 and later: Tenant management > Access keys (Tenant Admin user only). Generate the key in OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis and use it for OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering streaming integration. For details, see Access keys.

  3. Click the Create button Create.

    Each user can generate up to two access keys; this allows for rotation. If two keys exist, Create is unavailable and you must revoke an existing key before a new one can be created. For details, see To revoke an access key:.

  4. In the Access key created window, copy the Client ID and Client Secret.

    Note: The client secret is displayed only once, at the time the access key is created. Save it in a secure location. If the client secret is lost, the access key must be deleted and a new one created.

  5. Close the window.

To revoke an access key:

  1. Select the key that you want to revoke.

  2. Click the Revoke button.

  3. In the dialog box, click Yes. The access key is deleted from the database.

Integrate your testing tool

Before you can analyze test runs, configure your testing tool instance with your OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis tenant details. Then set specific load test scenarios to stream results directly.

Streaming from For details
OpenText Core Performance Engineering See the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis integration section in the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Help Center.
OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering See the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis integration section in the OpenText Enterprise Performance Engineering Help Center.
OpenText Professional Performance Engineering

See the OpenText Core Performance Engineering Analysis integration section in the OpenText Professional Performance Engineering Help Center.