Data Sheet & Tech Brief Performance Benchmarks for High-Volume Automation

Stonebranch and Dell: high performing and horizontally scalable

Stonebranch has partnered with Dell to demonstrate Universal Automation Center’s performance benchmarks with SAP HANA on Dell PowerEdge servers. This evaluation demonstrates Stonebranch's ability to deliver high-performance automation and orchestration, and provides a general guideline when sizing the UAC solution. 

Key results of the benchmark tests:

  • 7.9 million SAP function module calls per day with a single OMS server
  • 4.6 million ABAP jobs per day (read and write)
  • 9.4 million Linux tasks per day using a single OMS server
  • 15.9 million Linux tasks per day using two OMS servers on a SSD
  • 23.0 million Linux tasks per day using three OMS servers on a shared SSD
  • 0% degradation in SAP HANA performance, remaining fully stable
  • 7x improvement in UAC performance
  • Horizontally scalable by adding additional OMS servers

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