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What Are the Differences Between RPS and TPS in the CodeArtsPerfTest Report?
Updated on 2023-12-19 GMT+08:00
What Are the Differences Between RPS and TPS in the CodeArtsPerfTest Report?
RPS is short for requests per second. RPS = Total requests of a case/Running duration of the case. TPS is short for transactions per second. TPS = Number of transactions of a case/Running duration of the case. During a CodeArtsPerfTest pressure test, all test steps in a case are executed cyclically. Each cycle is regarded as a transaction.
Parent topic: Pressure Test Report Management
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