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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

How to calculate Large BPM deployment of 2000 BPM servers ?

Basically one at every store 2 where I will run 3 end user experience scripts about 30 txns.

It’s simple : Num of BPMs * Number of transaction per BPM / run schedule in seconds

In our case: 2000 * 30 / 900 (15 min scheduler) = 66 EPS and BPM can monitor that easily.
Posted by Mike20936 at 2:21 PM
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Labels: BAC, BPM, BSM, Business Service Management, end user experience, EPS, HP Business Process Monitor, Synthetic monitoring, synthetic transactions

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