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Implement a Benchmark to measure (Tomcat) performance #397

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maxhbr opened this issue May 12, 2017 · 4 comments
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Implement a Benchmark to measure (Tomcat) performance #397

maxhbr opened this issue May 12, 2017 · 4 comments

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maxhbr commented May 12, 2017

It would be great to have some number how "fast" the tomcat is.

Maybe that can combined with some potential selenium tests.

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I think a simple thing could be track test execution times to a log.

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maxhbr commented May 31, 2017

related Issue is: sw360/sw360chores#24 "Configure browser caching in nginx"

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maxhbr commented May 31, 2017

@mcjaeger no, the tests are executed without the tomcat behind them. Selenium tests would work. (probably).

I would like to see something which measures how long sw360 takes to render the complete Project page data or how long it takes to execute some simple workflow in the UI. The goal would be to have tests which check, that the responsiveness of the UI does not decrease.

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a first solution could be to have it similar as in fossology, where some query times are delivered as part of the requests.

@mcjaeger mcjaeger added this to the Work Package 005 milestone Nov 22, 2017
@maxhbr maxhbr changed the title Implement a Benchmark to messure Tomcat performance Implement a Benchmark to measure Tomcat performance Nov 24, 2017
@maxhbr maxhbr changed the title Implement a Benchmark to measure Tomcat performance Implement a Benchmark to measure (Tomcat) performance Nov 24, 2017
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