Request a performance test
You can request a performance test to evaluate how efficiently your implementation on the Pismo platform can function. The test results return performance-related information, such as TPS measurements (min, average, and max) and number of pods in use. In addition to enabling production in advance of possible or doubts about system behavior.
Requirements
- Requests for performance testing must be analyzed and approved by Pismo.
- Tests must be scheduled at least 15 calendar days in advance.
Test data
Performance testing requires a data set to run against. You can provide your own data set or Pismo can generate an anonymized data set for you. You can also use a data set that you have already added to a Pismo test environment.
Open a request
Provide the following details for your request:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Summary | A short description of the test you want. Include the phrase performance test. |
| Test type |
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| Description | Details of what will be tested, such as: objective of the test, volume to be tested, target average TPS to be achieved. |
| Date and time | When to run the test (you must specify a date no sooner than 15 calendar days in advance). |
| Entity to be tested | Select the check box for each entity type to be tested, such as Accounts |
| Need for test data? | Choose Yes if you need Pismo to generate a data set to use for the test. |
| Responsible for test data generation |
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| Environment | Refer to Environments. |
| Share with | Select which company you are opening the ticket for. |
To open an access request:
- In a web browser, open https://pismolabs.atlassian.net/servicedesk/.
- Click PISMO | Service Desk EN.
- Scroll down and click Settings.
- On the request form, enter a short description of your request in the Summary field.
- In the Settings menus, click the Performance Test type. You must fill in all the necessary data to proceed with the request.
Describing an issue
For more information about providing this information, refer to Describing an issue.
Updated about 1 month ago