Friday, July 9. 2010
License Statistics performance and scalability record beaten!
With all the backend tuning included in License Statistics 3.5.2 we’re proud to announce that the previous performance record has been beaten. The current stress-test setup for our product is capable of simultaneously monitoring 100 license servers with an update interval of 10 minutes.
During the test, every license server had 50 features with 20 licenses each which brought us to 5,000 features and 100,000 licenses (= 100,000 employees) being monitored in total!
The machine used for the stress-test had 4GB RAM and a 4-core x 2GHz CPU, but neither RAM nor CPU usage was really high. Memory usage remained at about 200MB for License Statistics with its child processes and an additional 660MB for the embedded MySQL database. CPU usage rose for about 5 minutes of the 10-minute monitoring cycle (data computation and storage in database) but afterwards dropped near zero. Throughout this time, the GUI maintained its responsiveness. Below is a screenshot of the resource monitor.
Our goal is to provide products that not only meet but also exceed the requirements of our customers and thus we’re continuously working on delivering even better, faster, and more superior solutions that will be made available in the upcoming releases.
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During the test, every license server had 50 features with 20 licenses each which brought us to 5,000 features and 100,000 licenses (= 100,000 employees) being monitored in total!
The machine used for the stress-test had 4GB RAM and a 4-core x 2GHz CPU, but neither RAM nor CPU usage was really high. Memory usage remained at about 200MB for License Statistics with its child processes and an additional 660MB for the embedded MySQL database. CPU usage rose for about 5 minutes of the 10-minute monitoring cycle (data computation and storage in database) but afterwards dropped near zero. Throughout this time, the GUI maintained its responsiveness. Below is a screenshot of the resource monitor.
Our goal is to provide products that not only meet but also exceed the requirements of our customers and thus we’re continuously working on delivering even better, faster, and more superior solutions that will be made available in the upcoming releases.
Subscribe to our blog to stay informed and up to date with the latest news or participate in our Customer Driven Development to post comments, contribute ideas, and more.
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