306z/OS Distributed File Service zSeries File System Implementation z/OS V1R11
The second application that we evaluated with zFS was from a different state agency that is
interested in the performance of multiple Web users simultaneously performing operations on
the same set of databases. For this test, all databases were located in a single file system.
The tests were driven through LoadRunner, using test scripts created by the client who wrote
the application. Table 7-12 shows the results generated by LoadRunner.
Table 7-12 LoadRunner test results
As can be seen in Table 7-12, throughput is improved significantly, both in terms of the
number ...
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