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How do I visualize the histogram? #187
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Can you explain how you are running via commandline? |
Running it via the uber jar:
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uhm. actually I guess you get something such
because the uber jar doesn't include any slf4j impl whereas we use slf4j as logging api and so to display the histogram...
The output should be something such:
you can probably customise the output by providing a file @sbordet I guess we should add one slf4j impl in the uber jar to make easy to use. |
I'm not sure... If we add one, then those that want to use a different one would not be able to, right? |
Oh yes definitely that will be the problem.. 😀 |
@swaranga-netflix btw did my comment answer your question? |
I will let you take the final call, but as a recent user, I expected the Uber jar to be batteries included and that included the logging stuff. I would not want to have an additional logger jar be a requirement. I think you can offer a system property that points to a logging properties file if I want to customize the format but otherwise taking a stance on the logging implementation and a default format seems pretty reasonable to me. |
@olamy - yes it did. Thank you. |
Running a load test from the commandline generates a report like:
How do I visualize the
histogram
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