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How to estimte of Web Dispatcher SAPS

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Hi Expers,

Now, I have to size SAPS/Memory for SAP Web Dispatcher.

Though I read SAP Web Desipatcher Sizing Guide,

I can't understantd about average number of messages per transaction: n.

Please tell me about

1.How can I estimate average number of messages per transaction: n.

  ->I thoght it means like steps(ST03N), but maybe it doesn't so.

2. Is my understanding of expression is correct?

=> messages/sec = 100,000 * 10 * 60% / 1800 = 333(it is guide's example)

     -100,000 ->employees

     - 10 -> 10 messages per transacton (ESS, maybe timesheet etc)

     - 60% -> Max users that might use ESS at same time. 

     - 1800 -> 1800sec = 30 mins = 15:30-16:00

Sizing Guides describes as follows.

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Throughput-based sizing: Use if you can estimate or know:

Peak load duration: T

Number of transactions which are processed within the peak load duration: K

Average number of messages per transaction: n

MessagesPerSecond = K * n / T

The variables “m" and "n" can be customized, modified and personalized with

ex)

Throughput-based sizing

   A company with 100,000 employees implements a weekly ESS (Employee Self-Service)

scenario to record working time with 10 messages, for example, 5 user interaction steps with

2 messages. According to IT operation statistics, ca. 60% of all employees will execute the

ESS scenario in the peak time period on Friday afternoon between 15:30 and 16:00

=> messages/sec = 100,000 * 10 * 60% / 1800 = 333

    -100,000 ->employees

    - 10 -> 10 messages per transacton (ESS, maybe timesheet etc)

    - 60% -> Max users that might use ESS at same time. 

    - 1800 -> 1800sec = 30 mins = 15:30-16:00

  

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Thank you for advance,

Best Regards,

Toshikazu

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Former Member
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I think in this context messages mean HTTP(S) requests, GETs or POSTs.

Former Member
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Thank you for your reply.

I would try to implement step by step.

And then, I would gather performance data.

Best Regards,

Toshikazu

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