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"Apache JMeter" matching MCP tools:
- Diagnose and heal the local JMeter runtime (JDK, JMeter, plugins, Docker) to ensure a usable execution environment for performance tests, optionally forcing Docker.MIT
- Generate an Apache JMeter 5.6.3 plan from a correlated flow and workload, outputting the JMX file path and inline XML for immediate use.MIT
- Run a JMeter test plan from a .jmx file and return execution results for performance testing.MIT
- Run JMeter load tests in non-GUI mode to evaluate application performance, with options to pass custom properties, generate reports, and log results.-
- Run JMeter performance tests by specifying the test file (.jmx), GUI mode, and custom properties. Simplify test execution and management through structured inputs.-
- Run JMeter load tests in non-GUI mode, customize properties, and generate detailed performance reports and log files as needed.-
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- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceEnables building, maintaining, running, and reading reports for Apache JMeter test plans through typed MCP tools, without opening the GUI.1477663MIT
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- Run JMeter performance tests from .jmx files to identify bottlenecks and generate insights. Supports non-GUI execution with configurable properties.-
- Run JMeter performance tests from JMX files to evaluate application load and response times. Supports GUI mode for test monitoring and analysis.-
- Run JMeter performance tests in non-GUI mode by specifying a test file path to execute automated load testing without graphical interface.-
- Run JMeter performance tests in non-GUI mode by providing a test file path to execute load testing scenarios without graphical interface overhead.-
- Run JMeter performance tests from .jmx files to analyze application load and behavior under stress.-
- Search the Apache JMeter documentation on docs.jmeter.ai. Returns the most relevant pages with titles, URLs, and snippets. Use for any question about JMeter test plans, components, functions, properties, distributed testing, reports, or troubleshooting.ConnectorNo auth
- Generate openCypher CREATE/MERGE statements to project a relational schema into an Apache AGE property graph, converting rows to vertices and foreign keys to edges, without executing them.MIT
- Lists all Apache Airflow DAGs with metadata including status, schedule, tags, and owners for workflow discovery and monitoring.Apache 2.0
- List installed Apache Airflow provider packages with their versions, descriptions, and included operators, hooks, and sensors. Responds to queries about provider availability and integration details.Apache 2.0
- Check for existing Apache AGE property graphs in PostgreSQL. Get the graph name and OID for each to support graph queries and operations.MIT
- Retrieve the Python source code of an Apache Airflow DAG by providing its DAG ID. Returns the DAG file content and file token for inspection and debugging.Apache 2.0
- Lists all projects in Apache DolphinScheduler, providing their IDs, codes, names, and descriptions.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve comprehensive details for a specific Apache Airflow DAG, including schedule, pause status, owners, tags, and run configuration.Apache 2.0
- Monitor Apache Drill cluster health by retrieving Drillbit membership and overall cluster status.Apache 2.0
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