Processing Transactions
Description
- Each transaction must be calculated after it is received.
- A blackout scenario (see Master Sizing Guide) can generate a high load on the system and database resources!
- Depending on the number of transactions, the number of stores, and the HW performance, the duration of this process can be calculated using the Sizing Calculator - Sheet "13" (see Master Sizing Guide).
Influenced processes
| Factor | Dependency | Value |
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| Number of Tx | linear |
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| Size of one Tx | linear |
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| Database performance | logarithmic |
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Critical load of system resources when receiving transactions
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| Process group | Name | CPU | Memory | HDD | Network | CPU | Memory | HDD | Network |
| 0 | Calculation - Blackout scenario |
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| 0 | Calculation |
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Base configuration (this scheduler is for enabling/disabling all calculation and export processes together)
transactionConsumerProvider.properties:
# Activation configuration
scheduler.enabled=true