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Performance test reporting

Start every review with the signals that need attention.

The dashboard is the operational overview of a Load Test Lab team. It summarizes active and inactive projects and tests, shows evaluation activity over time, and keeps active work and performed comparisons within reach.

By Load Test Lab product team Reviewed by Kedros, a.s. Updated Product version 1.0.0

Number of projects by status

3Total
Active2 (66.67%)
Inactive1 (33.33%)

Number of tests by status

5Total
Active3 (60.00%)
Inactive2 (40.00%)

Number of test evaluations performed over time

0246 Jul 19, 2026Jul 20, 2026

Active projects

ProjectLabelDescriptionTests
Project 1 webbackend desc 1
Project 2 web desc 1
Project 3 web desc 1

Active tests

TestLabelTest typeApplication
Test 11 web Load test App Name
Test 22 web Load test App Name
Test 33 web Load test App Name

Performed comparisons

ProjectTestReference testCompared testTotal error rate – differenceTotal error rate – resultAverage response timeAverage response – result
project-ABC test test-ABC test-DEF 1 No change 1 h 1 ms Improvement

Preview of the current Load Test Lab interface. Example data only.

01

See project and test status immediately

The status cards separate active and inactive projects and tests and show both counts and percentages. This gives the team a quick health check before opening an individual record.

  • Active and inactive projects
  • Active and inactive tests
  • Counts and percentage distribution
02

Open active work from the overview

The Active projects table shows project name, labels, description, and test count. Active tests show the test name, labels, test type, and application, with direct links to the underlying records.

03

Review evaluation and comparison activity

The dashboard includes evaluations performed over time and a Performed comparisons table. Comparison rows expose the project, test, reference result, compared result, metric difference, and outcome such as No change.

Put Load Test Lab into practice

Prove the value with a real test.

Start with the scripts and load generator your team already uses.