As part of the experiment, the operation of 20,000 simultaneous users performing typical operations, including sales, procurement, production, accounting, and personnel management processes, was simulated.
The testing cluster was deployed on the Tantor XData 2B database machine. The load was simulated by 18 servers, all systems participating in the testing operated under the Astra Linux OS. During the tests, continuous monitoring of the performance and status of the equipment was carried out, and an integrated performance assessment was also performed using the international APDEX methodology.
The results of the load testing confirmed the stability of the complex under high-load operation. At peak loads, the system demonstrated stable operation without failures or critical slowdowns. The average execution time of key operations, such as posting documents, opening forms, and printing reports, was within the target range of 1 to 3 seconds.
The integrated APDEX score was 0.846, which, taking into account the error, corresponds to the "Good" level. The load on the processors of the application and DBMS servers did not exceed 70%. During the tests, no critical errors were recorded at the level of the "1C" cluster or the database management system.
Tantor Labs emphasized:
The testing confirmed the readiness of the domestic hardware and software complex Tantor XData 2B on the Baikal-S processor for industrial use in large-scale corporate and government information systems.