# Advanced Reports

## Summary Report

Metrics in the summary report for API performance testing:

![image](/files/mKxqnf2ZoCQN18iyfmHn)

1. **Label (Test Script Name):** Name of the tested scenario.
2. **Samples:** Total requests made.
3. **Avg. Response Time (ms):** Average time for responses.
4. **Min Response Time (ms):** Fastest response time.
5. **Max Response Time (ms):** Slowest response time.
6. **Std. Deviation (ms):** Variability in response times.
7. **Error %:** Percentage of failed requests.
8. **Throughput (per sec):** Requests per second.
9. **Received KB/sec:** Data received per sec.
10. **Sent KB/sec:** Data sent per sec.
11. **Avg. Bytes:** Average response size in bytes.

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## Response Latencies Over Time Graph:

![image](/files/w1yk2FgNJvFKXHRFD0UI)

This graph illustrates the relationship between response latencies (in milliseconds) and the elapsed time (in milliseconds) during the API performance test. It provides insights into how the system's response times vary over the course of the test.

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## Active threads Over Time

![image](/files/TKgbXmUSIfEv1oF89v97)

This graph visualizes the correlation between the number of active threads (simulated users) and the elapsed time (in milliseconds) during the API performance test. It provides insights into how the system's concurrency affects performance over time.

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## Hits Per Second Graph

![image](/files/PgK8LkxhkddFUBJLYokr)

This graph displays the relationship between the number of hits (requests) per second and the elapsed time (in seconds) during the API performance test. It offers insights into the rate at which the system handles incoming requests over time.

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## Transactions per second

![image](/files/dsNxuDZhJu4RMTKhpwG6)

This graph visualizes the correlation between the number of transactions (completed interactions) per second and the elapsed time (in seconds) during the API performance test. It provides insights into the rate at which successful interactions are processed over time.

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**Summary of the Advanced Reports**

![gif](/files/BtzWh0gf6uv3GlxWs9HV)


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