Advanced JMeter and Log Analysis MCP Server
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# JMeter Advanced MCP Server A powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for JMeter test execution and advanced log analysis. ## Features - **JMeter Execution**: Run JMeter test plans (`.jmx`) directly from your agent. - **Log Analysis**: Universal parser for JTL, CSV, Apache access logs, and application logs. - **Auto-Correlation**: Identify and add dynamic value extractors to JMeter test plans. - **Reporting**: Generate comprehensive Markdown reports with insights and statistics. - **Dynatrace Integration**: Automatically add Dynatrace headers (LSN/TSN) to HTTP samplers. - **Visualizations**: Generate response time distribution and endpoint performance graphs. ## Installation ```bash pip install jmeter-adva-mcp ``` ## Usage ### Run as an MCP Server The server can be run as a stdio process: ```bash jmetermcp ``` Or via python: ```bash python -m jmetermcp ``` ## Tools - `run_test`: Run JMeter test plans. - `analyze_results`: Analyze JTL results. - `analyze_any_log_file`: Support for multiple log formats. - `generate_analysis_report`: Create detailed Markdown reports. - `correlate_jmeter_files`: Full correlation workflow. - `auto_tag_dynatrace_headers`: Add Dynatrace headers to JMX files. - `list_log_formats`: Check supported formats. ## License MIT
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