The LoadNinja Load Testing Plugin allows integrating [LoadNinja ](https://loadninja.com/)tests in your Jenkins builds. ## What is LoadNinja? LoadNinja is a cloud-based load testing and performance testing platform for web applications. It helps developers, QA teams, and performance engineers check if their web servers sustain a massive load and if the servers are robust and scalable. ## Install plugin Install this plugin in the Jenkins plugin manager. > **Tip**: To post test results as Zephyr items, also install > the [Z](https://plugins.jenkins.io/zephyr-for-jira-test-management)ephyr > for JIRA Test Management plugin. ## Add LoadNinja tests to your builds To run a LoadNinja test as part of your build, configure the needed build: 1. In Jenkins, select a job and click **Configure**. {width="600"} 2. In the **Build** section, click **Add build step \> LoadNinja**. This step is added by the LoadNinja Load Testing Plugin. {width="600"} 3. Specify the LoadNinja settings for this build: {width="600"} [TABLE] 4. (*Optional*) To command Jenkins to mark a test as passed only if the percentage of errors in this test is less than some value, select the **Enable pass criteria for performance test errors**** **check box and specify the desired value in the edit box that appears. 5. (*Optional*) To command Jenkins to mark a test as passed only if the average duration of a test step during the run is less than some value (in seconds), select the **Enable pass criteria for performance test step duration** check box and specify the desired value in the edit box that appears. 6. In the Post-build Actions section, click **Add post-build action **and select **Publish JUnit test result report** to receive a JUnit XML report. Make sure to specify the name of the target file for reports in the **Test report XMLs **field. {width="600"} **Tip**: To publish the load test results as a Zephyr item in JIRA, configure the Zephyr plugin and select the corresponding post-build action in Jenkins. To learn more, see the LoadNinja documentation. 7. Click **Save**. ## Usage notes - When a LoadNinja test is running, the plugin posts the current status of the test run to the Jenkins console output every 1 minute.