TIBCO Iprocess Suite Sizing

TIBCO iProcess Suite
Platform and Sizing

Considerations
Justin Brunt
Senior Product Manager – TIBCO iProcess Suite
© 2008 TIBCO Software Inc. All Rights Reserved. Confidential and Proprietary.
Agenda
 Platforms supported by iProcess Suite

 Platform Strategy
 Sizing Considerations
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Platforms Supported by TIBCO iProcess Suite
 Sun Solaris 8-10 (SPARC)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 DB2 9.1/9.5
 Sun Solaris (x86)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 HP-UX 11/11i (PA-RISC)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 HP-UX 11i (Itanium)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 IBM AIX 5L – 5.2/5.3 (pSeries)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 DB2 9.1/9.5
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 Linux Red Hat AS/ES 4.x/5.x (x86)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 DB2 9.1/9.5
 SUSE Enterprise 10.x (x86)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 DB2 9.1/9.5
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 Windows Server 2003/2008, XP Professional (x86),

Vista
 Oracle 10g/11g
 SQL Server 2005/2008
 64 Bit Operation
 iProcess Suite is a 32 bit application
 Any Java/JNI components must operate in a 32 JVM
• Java based EAI Steps (Java, BusinessWorks Connector, Web Services,
Decisions)
• iProcess Server Objects (Java)
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iProcess Suite - Platform Strategy
 Windows Server 2003/2008 (x64)

 Oracle 10g/11g
 SQL Server 2005/2008
 Windows Vista (x86, x64)
 64 Bit Platforms
 iProcess Server Objects (Java/.Net) are available as a 64 bit
component
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Sizing Considerations
 Not straight forward to give recommendations

 Every implementation is different
 Requires a Scoping Study
 Typical Considerations include:
 Platform
• UNIX vs. Windows
• Oracle vs. SQL Server vs. DB2
 User Population
 Processes
 Throughput
 Integrated Applications and Technologies
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Questions Asked when Sizing iProcess
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Users, Group and Roles
 Users
 Number of registered users
 Number of concurrent logins
 Groups and Roles

 Total Number of Groups
 Total Number of Roles
 Attributes
 Average number of extra Attributes per User/Group
 Average number of Group Queues visible to each users
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Queues Redirections and Participations
 Redirections
 Number of queue redirections defined
 Participations
 Number of queue participations defined
 Average number of Users per Participation
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Steps and Fields
 Steps
 Average number of steps per procedure
 Average number of steps released per case
 Average number of sub-procedure calls performed per case
 Average depth of steps in nested sub-procedures
 Fields
 Average number of fields assigned per process
 Average assigned field size
 Memos (often used to hold XML documents)
• Average number of Memos per case
• Average size of Memo (Kbytes)
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Cases and Work Items
 Average number of case starts per day

 Average number days before cases are purged
 Average number of days before cases are closed
 Average number of steps being performed in
parallel in a case
 Average number of addressees per step
 Average number of steps processed via work
queues (user or broker based steps)
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Case Data Queue Parameters
 Number of fields defined as Case Data Queue Parameters

 Number of Field Mappings defined as Default CDQPs on User Queues
 Number of Field Mappings defined as Default CDQPs on Group
Queues
 Number of User Queues with specific CDQP Field Mappings Defined
 Average Number of Fields defined as CDQPs on these Specific User
Queues
 Number of Group Queues with Specific CDQP Field Mappings
defined
 Average number of Fields defined as CDQPs on these Specific Group
Queues
 Percentage of all outstanding work items located in (User & Group)
queues with CDQPs defined
 Average assigned (i.e. populated) Field size of the CDQPs
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Tables and Lists
 Tables/Structures
 Total Number of Structures/Tables on system
 Average number of Fields per Structure
 Average number of Records per Structure
 Lists
 Total number of Lists on system
 Average number of Records per List
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Audit Trail
 Average length of user name to be used

 Average number of custom audit entries per case
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Waits (Synchronization Points) and Deadlines
 Waits
 Percentage of Live Cases with Waits Outstanding
 Deadlines
 Frequency of expiry
 Number of pending deadlines
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Peak transaction Volumes
 Number of working hours per day

 Peak transaction volume
 Case Starts
 Releases
 Deadlines expiring
 Prediction Service
 Continuous or On Demand
 Number of Processes enabled for Prediction
 Average number of forward steps being predicted per step
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Peak transaction Volumes
 Activity Publication
 Number of procedures enabled for Activity Publication
 Number of Steps and Actions being published
 Average size of data being published for each activity
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Other Applications
 Processes Integrated with other technologies

 EAI Steps
 Other Applications
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Platform and Sizing

 Platforms supported by iProcess Suite

 Sun Solaris 8-10 (SPARC)

 Sun Solaris (x86)

 HP-UX 11/11i (PA-RISC)

 HP-UX 11i (Itanium)

 IBM AIX 5L – 5.2/5.3 (pSeries)

 Linux Red Hat AS/ES 4.x/5.x (x86)

 SUSE Enterprise 10.x (x86)

 Windows Server 2003/2008, XP Professional (x86),

 Windows Server 2003/2008 (x64)

 Windows Vista (x86, x64)

 Not straight forward to give recommendations

 Groups and Roles

 Average number of case starts per day

 Number of fields defined as Case Data Queue Parameters

 Average length of user name to be used

 Number of working hours per day

 Processes Integrated with other technologies

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