How do we tell if the data returned by JazzMon is what we should expect and are there descriptions of the different Async Tasks?
Hi,
I downloaded, configured, and ran the JazzMon tool. Very easy to setup and run and it probably took longer to download than to start using. Very cool..
After running the tool for awhile I gathered and analyzed the data and viewed the output files in Excel. A couple questions:
1. Is there any guidance for what should be a good target value for these Web Services and Async Tasks? For example, if Async Task A has a 5 second avg response time and is consistent between all the snapshots, how do we know 5 seconds is a good avg to have for that Task. Maybe it should be 2 seconds. I understand there could be other variables in play that affect the time but a good starting point would be helpful.
2. The PDF file included gives some description of the different Web Services, but what about the Tasks. Some are self-explanatory but others we have no idea how to relate them to RTC. While it's good to know if the averages are consistent, it would also be good to know what they're representing in the tool so if something does go wrong we know where to look.
I downloaded, configured, and ran the JazzMon tool. Very easy to setup and run and it probably took longer to download than to start using. Very cool..
After running the tool for awhile I gathered and analyzed the data and viewed the output files in Excel. A couple questions:
1. Is there any guidance for what should be a good target value for these Web Services and Async Tasks? For example, if Async Task A has a 5 second avg response time and is consistent between all the snapshots, how do we know 5 seconds is a good avg to have for that Task. Maybe it should be 2 seconds. I understand there could be other variables in play that affect the time but a good starting point would be helpful.
2. The PDF file included gives some description of the different Web Services, but what about the Tasks. Some are self-explanatory but others we have no idea how to relate them to RTC. While it's good to know if the averages are consistent, it would also be good to know what they're representing in the tool so if something does go wrong we know where to look.
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sam detweiler
Aug 17 '12, 10:11 a.m.Chetna Warade
JAZZ DEVELOPER Aug 16 '12, 10:13 p.m.Michael Walker
Aug 17 '12, 1:46 p.m.sam detweiler
Aug 17 '12, 6:22 p.m.