How is the 90 percentile calculated? Say I am having total
2000 transactions pumped to the system and I have 1800
passed and 200 failed. So the 90 pertile is considered from
the Passed transactions or (passed+failed) transactions?
Answer Posted / teju
90th percentile means 90%of all samples for particular
transaction performing at certain amount of time. If 90th%
is 10sec then 90% of that samples in the load test is 10
sec or less than of it.
U have 1800 passed transactions then arrange transactions
response time in ascending order, consider the response
time at 1620 sample becoz u need 90th percentile
(1800*90/100=1620).
(or) We have formula in excel percentile(n1...nn).
n1= passed samples for particular transaction
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