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Co-authored-by: Neil B <[email protected]>
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cwarnermm and nab-77 authored Feb 28, 2024
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Testing methodology and updates
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[Neil] Lay out what we did in testing these archs (specifically which version of MM was used in the tests, when we plan to publish updated lists etc).
All tests were executed with the custom load test tool built by the Mattermost development teams to determine supported users for each deployment size. Tests were performed using the Mattermost v8.1 extended support release (ESR).

At a high level, each deployment size was fixed (Mattermost server node count/sizing, database reader/writer count/sizing), and unbounded tests were used to report the maximum numbers of concurrent users the deployment can support. Each test included populated databases and a post table history of 100 million posts to provide a test simulation of a production Mattermost deployment.

Over time, this guide will be updated with new deployment sizes, deployment architectures, and newer versions of the Mattermost Server will be tested using an ESR.

Tests were defined by configuration of the actions executed by each simulated user (and the frequency of these actions). The coordinator metrics define a health system under load.

Full testing methodology, configuration, and setup is available. Sign up at `Mattermost Community <https://community.mattermost.com/>`__ and join the `Developers: Performance channel <https://community.mattermost.com/core/channels/developers-performance>`__.

Share the data profile (e.g. DB size in users, posts). Share the “action” profile (login, channel switch, posts created etc).

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