Jerry Silver says a farewell to the xCP Developer Edition
The preconfigured developer environment will not be available for the latest xCP version 2.0.
The Developer Edition for xCP 1.5 is still available and supported.
EMC focused their strategy to delivering solutions with a minimum of code like xCP 2 and D2 version 4.0
Perhaps the Developer Edition will return in one of the future releases.
The Information Intelligence Group (IIG) from EMC announced the general availability of Documentum xCP 2.0.
David Mennie from EMC posted a short xCP overview in the Documentum Blog at the end of November 2012.
Everyone with a EMC Powerlink account can download the software!
I will publish more articles and short tutorials about xCP2.0 in January 2013.
Merry Christmas from Mr. Crazyapple
Dan Ciruli from EMC will hold a “Hands On Lab” presentation on the Momentum 2012 in Vienna.
The first session is called EMC Documentum xCP 2.0 (Beginner) and will take place on Tuesday, 6th November 2012, 16:30pm – 18:15pm
The second part is just called EMC Documentum xCP 2.0 (Advanced) and will take place on Wednesday, 7th November 2012, 14:00pm – 15:45pm
This will be the first demonstration of xCP 2.0 in EMEA and just before the release of xCP in Q4 of this year.
Read Dan Ciruli‘ s full announcement.
Latency
This is the time from when an event occurs until the event is available and useable in the system.
Example: data transfer latency
The BAM Server collects events from the audit trail database that occurred 30 seconds in the past. This delay ensures that late arriving audit trail events are collected.
Throughput
This describes the number of transactions the system can process per unit of time.
It is important to execute single-user test for debug and functional tests and multi-user tests for the same business transcations.
Example: concurrent search queries per time interval or the number of simultaneously-viewed documents
Capacity
Capacity is not a fixed value or measurable. Capacity depends on the number of users, the number of business processes, the number of documents and the soft- and hardware configuration.
The capacity must be treated separately: