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Authors: Jorge Diaz
Build basis: RTC 4.x

This scenario is consider one of the "Additional" ones, as it's not part of the standard set of test scenarios executed every time (i.e. in every release), as part of the RTCEE Benchmark Tests.
The scenario targets the concurrent execution of several personal builds and a team build.

Scenario Detailed Description

Following the detail of the different steps that are performed for testing this scenario:

Test Steps Description
1. Perform enterprise dependency build with Mortgageapplicationx250
2. Run personal build for Mortgage Application 250 after changing ALL copybooks
3. Run personal build for Mortgage Application 250 without any changes
4. Run another Mortgage Application 250 enterprise build without any changes.
5. Run ONE Mortgage Application 250 enterprise build and FIVE personal builds from the same enterprise builds with different repository workspace, changing ALL copybooks
After a first complete build of all the programs, different sets of changes and personal builds are performed.
The final step of the test consists of emulating five users changing all the copybooks and running personal builds in parallel to check the performance and resources impact when concurrency is added.

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

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Test Reports

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