Microsoft CRM Performance Test mit 1000 Benutzern

Microsoft hat einen Performance Test für Microsoft CRM mit 1000 Benutzern durchgeführt. Dazu wurden drei Server von Hewlett Packard eingesetzt: Ein Server als Windows 2003 Domain Controller mit 2-Prozessoren, ein Server als CRM-Anwendungsserver mit 2-Prozessoren und ein Microsoft SQL Datenbankserver mit 4-Prozessoren.

Performance Test Design and Measures

The Microsoft test team designed this performance test focusing on realistic implementations of Microsoft CRM. Test scenarios and workloads were derived from a sampling of Microsoft CRM customer deployments, partner interviews, and standard sales force automation use-cases provided by industry analysts. Hardware configuration was selected based on the type of infrastructure you might expect to find within an IT organization of 1,000 sales force automation users.
 
Though the constructed workflow and hardware configuration attempts to model a baseline, real-world Microsoft CRM implementation, it does not attempt to model all possible hardware configurations and system usage scenarios of actual system deployments.
The performance test was constructed to gauge the following:
  • Measure the availability (percent utilized) and reliability (percent accurate) of Microsoft CRM throughout the eight-hour test interval.
  • Record Microsoft CRM version 1.2 application response under medium-heavy workload scenarios.
  • Monitor Microsoft CRM database transactions and CPU utilization on SQL Server 2000.
  • Measure Microsoft CRM Web server traffic and CPU utilization on Windows Server 2003.

Summary of Results

Microsoft test professionals tested Microsoft CRM version 1.2 with 1,000 virtual users performing a medium-heavy sales force automation workload over an 8-hour period. The following data was collected using System Monitor and Microsoft Application Center Test (ACT):
  • The Microsoft CRM Web application server had an average CPU utilization of 9.66 percent leaving roughly 90 percent of CPU available to manage additional processing overhead.
  • Average processor utilization of the Microsoft CRM database server was 60.71 percent, leaving approximately 40 percent of CPU available to manage additional overhead.
  • Microsoft CRM was 99.998 percent accurate within the 8-hour test period (4 errors out of 222,899 test transactions).
  • Test results are a fixed representation of the hardware environment, workload, and network traffic experienced during the actual test. Changes to these variables may generate different results within subsequent performance tests.
Quelle: Microsoft
 
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