The easiest way is just to "draw" this line using "fake" sampler, i.e. Dummy Sampler plugin and configure its "Response time" to represent the desired "threshold", for example here I add a Dummy Sampler with response time 3 seconds and give it a name of "THRESHOLD"
So when I generate a...
The easiest way is using unzip:
Linux - in most distributions unzip command is available out-of-the-box
Windows - there is a port of Linux unzip utility
from the OS Process Sampler. See How to Run External Commands and Programs Locally and Remotely from JMeter article for more information.
You can run JMeter via Apache Ant Task or Maven Plugin - both tools generate HTML summary report. See Five Ways To Launch a JMeter Test without Using the JMeter GUI article for detailed configuration and usage instructions.
Also recently released JMeter 3.0 has built-in HTML Report Dashboard
It is better to deploy something into your local intranet or i.e. into Amazon Cloud , i.e. CMS like Drupal or E-Commerce system like Magento . This way you'll have total control of the installation and will also be able to collect and analyse server side health metrics.
However if for any...