Thresholds are passing but their values are zero

I am running a K6 script only for 1 VU on my local. However, "Create" threshold is displayed zero despite it passes. I wrote it in other way like "http_req_duration{name:${}/cases,method:PUT}": ["max < 100"] but nothing changed.

When I sent the results cloud, timings for "Cancel" request is displayed with this tag but for other one, it is displayed with its complete endpoint.

export const options = {
    scenarios: {
        ListIncidents: {
        executor: "per-vu-iterations",
        vus: 1,
        iterations: 1,
        maxDuration: "40s",
        gracefulStop: "50s",
        },
    },
    thresholds: {
    "http_req_duration{name:Create}": ["p(95) < 300", "p(99) < 400"],
    "http_req_duration{name:Cancel}": ["p(95) < 300", "p(99) < 400"],
   },
};

const URL = "URL";
const URL_2 = "URL_2";

export default function () {
    
    const access_token = Login();

    const headers = {
        //header for requests
        Authorization: "Bearer " + access_token,
        "Content-Type": "application/json",
    };

    //create 
    let res = http.put(
        `${URL_2}/cases`,
        "{}",
        { headers: headers },
        { tags: { name: "Create" } }
    );
    
    //Cancel 
    mainserverLogin();

    //cancel endpoint
    const cancel = http.post(`${URL}/api/cases/${res.body}/cancel`, "cancelled", {
        tags: { name: "Cancel" },
    });
}

export function handleSummary(data) {
    return {
        stdout: textSummary(data, { indent: "", enableColors: true }),
    };
}

Local Results

Cloud Results

(I had to change endpoints because of privacy)

I increased graceful stop time, wrote endpoints in different ways, used different endpoints but these did not solve.

Solution

Your http.put code sends the headers and tags as two different arguments

let res = http.put(
    `${URL_2}/cases`, // 1st
    "{}",             // 2nd
    { headers: headers },  // 3rd
    { tags: { name: "Create" } } //4th
);

the 3rd argument of http.put (and most other http.* functions is an object with multiple fields. Two of which are headers and tags.

In your case you set the headers but then send a forth argument http.put never looks at. So that it never tags the request correctly to begin with.

The correct code is


let res = http.put(
    `${URL_2}/cases`,
    "{}",
    { 
     headers: headers,
     tags: { name: "Create" },
    }
);