Objectives and responsibilities of performance and stress tests Sample Clauses

Objectives and responsibilities of performance and stress tests. The main objective of the performance and stress tests is to check that the T2S production environment is able to handle the estimated volume of transactions in a peak hour in terms of the number of settlements and a certain number of concurrent interactive users in compliance with a defined response time. The test plan for the performance and stress tests includes a global system test aimed to measure throughput, response time and resource consumption of the whole system (infrastructure and applications) and volume tests conducted on specific parts of the system in order to optimise the behaviour of these T2S components. During the performance and stress tests, different test cases shall be performed aiming to simulate the expected daily workload profiles for User-to-Application mode (U2A) and Application-to-Application (A2A) interactions on the available interfaces by using simulators and/or with the collaboration of the non-euro area NCB in T2S. The test plan for the performance and stress tests shall follow a gradual approach to verify, in sequence, that all infrastructure components and services are properly sized to handle the defined peak workload of settlements and the T2S application is able to satisfy the defined performance requirements. The performance and stress tests shall be performed by the Eurosystem. The T2S Actors shall be invited as observers to the performance and stress tests and the results of these tests shall be delivered to the non-euro area NCB in T2S.
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