HP-UX Stress Testing - The Workshop On Performance and Reliability

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HP-UX Test Overview: TestMethods• System level testing on customer-likeconfigurations for multiple test types includingstress, install/update, functional, Open Groupstandards' compliance, compatibility, andusability.− Testing takes place on configurations ranging fromsingle CPUs to large memory and maximum CPUprototypes, as well as on multi-tier/multi OSenvironments with third party products including Oracle,SAP and SAS.• Work directly with trend setting customers tovalidate the performance and stability of HP-UXin their dynamic environments.March 2004 Copyright © 2004 HP corporate presentation. All rights reserved. 4
Test Strategy MapRevenue:Achieve revenue growthor defend/maintain market shareacross targeted market segmentsProfitable GrowthProductivity:Improve operating efficiencythrough improved resourceleverageFinancialRevenueGrowth/TimingProductivityExpense Mgmt.Customer1Customer Quality: ReduceDefect Escape RatesTCE Value PropositionImprove Total Cost of OwnershipCreate Differentiator2Consistent Quality/Fit OfIntegrated Products3Personalized Quality/Fitin Customer Environment4 Improve incoming qualitythrough distributed testingUtilize test configurationsmore effectivelyCustomer finds fewerdefects incomputing environmentsIntegrated products arerapidly deployable/fit easilyinto a customer environmentCustom product stacks arerapidly deployable/fit easilyinto customer environmentInternalBusinessProcessesLoad/Stress,Install/Update,CompatibilityCustomerPrograms:Alpha, Beta,SelfhostSolution/Sweet-spotTestingBy MarketSegmentR&D PartneringwithTrend-SettingCustomersCustomerSolutionTestingAutomatedDeveloperPre-submitTestingLearningAndGrowthCustomerKnowledgeBy MarketSegmentCompetitiveAnalysisTestTechnology& ToolsDevelopmentLeadershipDevelopmentTechnologyInfrastructureProductivityMarch 2004 Copyright © 2004 HP corporate presentation. All rights reserved. 5
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