RTCEE Performance Testing: Concurrent Builds Scenario
Authors: Jorge DiazBuild basis: RTC 4.x 5.x 6.x
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The scenario targets the concurrent execution builds. To accomplish that, team builds and personal builds are executed concurrently in different steps of the scenario.
* Below report compares the concurrent build performance of RTC for z/OS.
Rational Team Concert For z/OS Concurrent Build Performance
* Below report compares the concurrent build performance of RTC for IBMi.
Rational Team Concert For IBMi Concurrent Build Performance
Scenario Detailed Description
Following the detail of the different steps that are performed for testing this scenario on both z/OS and IBMi:| Test Steps of RTCz | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Perform two(2) enterprise dependency builds concurrently with Mortgageapplicationx2502. Change a COBOL file in each repository workspace3. Request five(5) personal builds concurrently | After a first complete build of all the programs ran in two team builds concurrently, different sets of changes and personal builds are performed. |
| Test Steps of RTCi | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. Perform two(2) enterprise dependency builds concurrently with Maillist X2502. Change one RPG file in each repository workspace3. Request five(5) personal builds concurrently | After a first complete build of all the programs ran in two team builds concurrently, different sets of changes and personal builds are performed. |
Test Topologies
The following topologies are being used for the execution of this scenario in order to test the performance and gather relevant data.Single Tier Topology: zLinux
Single Tier Topology: IBMi
Test Reports
Please refer to the link below for test report related to current scenario.* Below report compares the concurrent build performance of RTC for z/OS.
Rational Team Concert For z/OS Concurrent Build Performance
* Below report compares the concurrent build performance of RTC for IBMi.
Rational Team Concert For IBMi Concurrent Build Performance
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Additional contributors: Lu Lu
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