(REFER TO BASE SCENARIO 2): When you refer to Base Scenario 2. you are referring to the description and only the description, without any modification.
Question specific constraints: (specific constraints are not part of the Base Scenario and are specific to this question).
Natalie has run a performance test cycle. The following metrics have been collected:
Total virtual users: 10,000.
* Status of the simulated users.
o Total number of users for whom all transactions have been completed: 89%.
* Transaction response time, o Check-in
Response time < 1 second: 60%
Response time < 2 seconds: 70%
Response time < 3 seconds: 88%
Response time < 5 seconds: 90%
Response time < 10 seconds: 95%
Question
Given this information, how should Natalie present the results to those involved?
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Correct Answer:
D
When presenting performance test results, it is vital to compare the collected metrics against the predefined acceptance criteria and highlight areas needing improvement.
* Option A incorrectly suggests that no improvement is required for completed transactions, even though the acceptance value isn't met.
* Option B rightly states that improvements are required for completed transactions but incorrectly suggests no improvement is needed for check-in transactions.
* Option C suggests no improvements are needed for either metric, which is incorrect as both are below the acceptance values.
* Option D correctly identifies that both the percentage of completed transactions and the check-in transactions are below the acceptance values and require improvement.
Therefore, Option D accurately reflects the need for improvements in both metrics to meet the acceptance criteria.
