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Table Of Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Generic Recommendations
- 3 Test Environment and Methodology
- 4 Scalability and Performance tests for Power Manager 2.0
- 5 Addition of devices and groups in Power Manager
- 6 Metric Collection
- 7 Power Policy (Power Capping)
- 8 Emergency Power Reduction
- 9 Alert Thresholds
- 10 Importing Physical Groups and Device Association from a CSV file
- 11 Plugin Actions (Install, Disable, Enable, Uninstall)
- 12 Longevity Test Results
- 13 Troubleshooting
- 14 Conclusion
- 15 Technical Support and Resources.
Addition of devices and groups in Power Manager
12 Benchmark the Performance, Reliability and Scalability of Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise Power Manager
2.0 in Data Center Environment
5.2 Test Results in Scaled infrastructure (Devices and Groups)
Below mentioned test results are on updating the list of devices and groups in Power Manager after clearing
browser cache in Google Chrome version 91.0.4472.164.
5.2.1 Addition of devices and groups in Power Manager
Test results on adding Devices and Groups into Power Manager
Configuration
Name
Devices in Power
Manager
Groups in Power
Manager
Added As Time Taken
CONFIG - 1
1000
-
Individual Devices
~ 3s
CONFIG - 1
1000
200
Static Groups
~ 3s
CONFIG - 4
8000
-
Individual Devices
~ 5s
CONFIG - 4
8000
500
Static Groups
~ 6s
5.2.2 Removal of devices and groups in Power Manager
Test results on removing Devices and Groups from Power Manager
Configuration
Name
Devices in Power
Manager
Groups in Power
Manager
Added As Time Taken
CONFIG - 1
1000
-
Individual Devices
~ 3 s
CONFIG - 1
1000
100
Static Groups
~ 3 s
CONFIG - 4
8000
-
Individual Devices
~ 4s
CONFIG - 4
8000
500
Static Groups
~ 6s
Note: Tests are run for removal of devices and groups from Power Manager to verify when the setting for
Delete Power Manager Data is configured as No.