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Load testing for CoMPAS #103

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Flurb opened this issue May 25, 2021 · 2 comments
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Load testing for CoMPAS #103

Flurb opened this issue May 25, 2021 · 2 comments

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@Flurb
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Flurb commented May 25, 2021

As a PO
I want to know how CoMPAS performs when looking at response times (multiple substations/ multiple versions)
So I know if it's acceptable or not

Background:
The CoMPAS needs to be fast enough for end-users. This can be tested inside the company firewall. If this required we can later added to a public servers and automate this for the community once a need occurs.

Acceptance criteria:
-Document test setup
-Share testsetup with other CoMPAS users
-Build the test script and add it to the repository
-report the error findings in an seperate issue
-Report findings here as well

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Typical: 2800 substations x 10 SCD files per substations = over 10k substations
Typical size 50 Megabyte (without compression)

@Sander3003 Sander3003 added the Needs refinement Issues needs a look of a broader community representation label Jul 5, 2021
@Sander3003 Sander3003 added Community refinement done The CoMPAS community approved the issue for development and removed Needs refinement Issues needs a look of a broader community representation Community refinement done The CoMPAS community approved the issue for development labels Sep 27, 2021
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The idea is to use Gatling (https://gatling.io/open-source/) for performance test and robot framework for integration tests. @AliouDIAITE does this sounds good for RTE?

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