erikwramner/jmeter repository overview

This image provides JMeter configured for performance tests in Kubernetes. It can of course be used without Kubernetes as well. The key Kubernetes-friendly feature is that it waits for the test results to be removed before it terminates. That makes it possible to get them with a a kubectl command before terminating the pod.

The default entrypoint starts JMeter with the test file /home/jmeter/tests/test.jmx. It will produce a log file, a sampler log file and a dashboard report in /home/jmeter/results, which will be collected into /home/jmeter/results.tgz when the test completes. Any arguments passed to the container are passed on to JMeter, making it possible to fine-tune the settings and pass configuration options.

So, mount a test script at /home/jmeter/tests/test.jmx, fire up the container with any extra options and when the test is done, get the results and delete the archive or kill the container.