Re: [Mantisbt-help] how stable is mantis? JMeter testing results available?

[Glenn H. <thr...@ma...>]

  Off hand, I don't know of any performance testing that has been done.

  The rest of my answers are embedded.


On 4/11/05 10:58 AM, "ar...@be..." wrote:

> Dear all,
> 
> we are in the phase of decision making, whether we shall switch from
> Bugzilla to Mantis or not and need your help.
> Specially we want to know, whether mantis is stable enough for 20
> concurrent users with a request delay of 10 seconds (each user will start
> 10 seconds after the previous user had begun her request) . I'm currently
> testing this scenario on suse linux which is hosted on a vmware virtual
> mashine with JMeter. My VM has 512 MB of RAM and a 1,8 Mhz CPU. The
> response time is more than 3 seconds, if I repeat the test 100 times. If I
> repeat the tests only 10 times, I will be shown with a average response
> time of 0,5 seconds, which is accptable.
> 
> Now my questions:
> 
> 1) has anybody performed such a testing scenario and could confirm these
> results?
> 2) where is the limit accepting user requests?

  This is probably in the number of concurrent threads that the web server
can support (as well as memory).

> 3) how many thousands / ten thousands of records can Mantis manage with
> MySQL?

  We have had reports of up to about 10,000 records in a database. The
mantisbt tracker has about 5000 issues and 2000 users.

> 4) Is it possible to use Oracle?

  Support for Oracle is just being developed. Testers and feedback are
welcome. There are some items in the forum and tracker on this.

> 5) Is Mantis tunable, if yes how?

  What aspects do you want to tune?

> 6) Who is Using Mantis for more than 20 concurrent users?
> 7) Can I import my Bugzilla reports into Mantis?

  There isn't an off the shelf solution, but I'm sure that someone can
develop one for you.

> 
> Thanks in advance for possible answers.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Arash Kaffamanesh