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This section describes the testing topologies used for performance tests focused on RTCEE features for Application Development for z/OS.

Single Tier Topology: zLinux

singleTierRTCEETests.png

From the diagram, we can differentiate:

  • Server components are installed in a zLinux LPAR where CLM server and database server are deployed. In spite that the tests are focused on RTC Enterprise Extensions capabilities, the software installation includes the full CLM solution.
  • A z/OS LPAR in the same system Z holds the installation of the RTC build components (Build Agent and Build Toolkit), and the RTC ISPF client.
  • Both LPARs are dedicated to the CLM components described.

This section describes the testing topologies used for performance tests focused on RTCEE features for Application Development for IBMi.

Single Tier Topology: IBMi

singleTierRTCEETests_IBMi.jpg

From the diagram, we can differentiate:

  • Server components are installed in a IBMi LPAR where CLM server are deployed and DB2 server is used. In spite that the tests are focused on RTC Enterprise Extensions capabilities, the software installation includes the full CLM solution.
  • A IBMi LPAR in the same IBMi system holds the installation of the RTC build components (Build Agent and Build Toolkit).
  • Both LPARs are dedicated to the CLM components described.

Dual Tier Topology: z/OS

singleTierRTCEETests.png

From the diagram, we can differentiate:

  • RTC Server components are installed in a z/OS LPAR.
  • A z/OS LPAR in the same system Z holds the installation of both the DB2 database and the RTC build components (Build Agent and Build Toolkit).
  • Both LPARs are dedicated to the CLM components described during the testing
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