Engines#

At the end of each row, you have the possibility to edit , delete or get more information on an engine.

• Clicking on will prompt the window to edit an RPS Engine instance, it allows to change the name or the base URL of the engine,
• The button gives you the possibility to delete an engine,
• By clicking the button you will see options to be redirected to pages showing performances, reports or logs of the selected engine, this option only appears if the corresponding engine is Connected to Core configuration and Reporting.

By clicking on ADD NEW ENGINE below the table, you will be prompted for a name and a base URL. Both fields are needed to create an engine, and the name is limited to 200 characters.

Selecting Performances from the button, you will be redirected to the performances of the engine. It consists of 6 tables with different information:

• Cients Input Requests giving the n° of requests and the n° of transformation sequences as a function of the hour,
• Processing of the Request/Response showing the average time of processing per request in ms as a function of the hour or of the n° of requests (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Core Configuration showing the average time of core configuration per request in ms as a function of the hour or of the n° of requests (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation plotting the average time of transformation per request in ms as a function of the hour or of the n° of requests (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Stacked Chart showing the stacking of the three previous times giving the overall processing time per request in ms as a function of the hour or of the n° of requests (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation Sequence giving the average time of transformation per sequence in ms as a function of the hour or of the n° of requests (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot).

If you click on Reports from the button, you will see a list containing the performances of sequences, providing the Sequence Name, the Max Elapsed Time, the Standard Deviation Time and the Average Elapsed Time (all in ms). You also have the possibility to filer the reports by date or by name.

When clicking on Last run test information button on an already run test, you access a page with different bar charts providing further information on the chosen test. You will find charts on

• Cients Input Requests giving the n° of requests per minute processed by RPS Engine,
• Processing of the Request/Response showing the average time of processing per request in ms per requests (scatter chart available in the top right corner of the plot),
• Core Configuration showing the average time of core configuration per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation plotting the average time of transformation per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Stacked Chart showing the stacking of the three previous times giving the overall processing time per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation Sequence giving the average time of transformation per sequence in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot).

The NEW TEMPLATE button allows you to create a template, a container for your stress tests defining the data to be used during the tests. While creating a new template, you need to provide

• the name of the template,
• the class and property names of the data instance to test,
• an evidences set for Rights Context,
• and an evidences set for both protection and deprotection.

Once saved, the template can be used while creating new stress tests. Templates can be deleted or edited only if no tests are associated to it and if there is no stress test running.

To create a new stress test, click on NEW STRESS TEST, you will be redirected to the stress test creation page. Here you can choose a name for the test, a template to store it, and configure the test as you wish. You can choose

• the type of the test, either exponential (increase the number of requests per minute) or linear (number of requests stays constant),
• the mode of the test, where you select between "protect only" and "protect and deprotect",
• the value length,
• the number of values per request
• the number of requests per minute in linear mode, or the increase in requests per minutes in exponential mode,
• the total time of the test in minutes.

Once configured you can SAVE or SAVE AND RUN the test.

Clicking on "Show all runs" will get you to the list of all runs associated to a stress test. The list provides information on the runs'

• start time,
• duration,
• engine used,
• status,

You can also get more information on each run or destroy the results of the run.

Clicking on from the list of stress test runs will show the detailed performances of the chosen run. You will be redirected to a page with six charts showing:

• Cients Input Requests giving the n° of requests and n° of transformation sequences per minute processed by RPS Engine,
• Processing of the Request/Response showing the average time of processing per request in ms per requests (scatter chart available in the top right corner of the plot),
• Core Configuration showing the average time of core configuration per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation plotting the average time of transformation per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Stacked Chart showing the stacking of the three previous times giving the overall processing time per request in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot),
• Transformation Sequence giving the average time of transformation per sequence in ms per request (scatter chart in the top right corner of the plot).