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Deployment Web > DeploymentPlanningAndDesign > PerformanceDatasheetsAndSizingGuidelines > RTCSystemZPerformanceTesting > RTCEETestingTopologies This section describes the testing topologies used for performance tests focused on RTCEE features for Application Development for z/OS.
From the diagram, we can differentiate:
From the diagram, we can differentiate:
Single Tier Topology: zLinux
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.
Dual Tier Topology: z/OS
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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