Common use of Performance of the Addressbook base service Clause in Contracts

Performance of the Addressbook base service. Objectives Definition • The performance of the AddressBook service refers to its response time. Response time meaning the time needed to execute a request. • Following url is taken into account: o AddressBook/v1 (on the SOA BUS) • Attention: The response time does not include: o The time needed to deliver the information over the Internet o The time needed to process the information at the End Users premises. Measuring method • This response time is measured on the Reverse Proxies. .Both start time (request received) and stop time (answer sent to the End User) are measured and stored in a database. • Measuring is done on real transactions, and only on those having a “stop time” within the measuring period. Calculation • All response times are calculated: Stop time – Start time for every request. • The percentage that meets the target is calculated based on following formula: Performance = ∑Tests meeting the target x 100 % ∑Total Tests Reporting and evaluation period • The performance is calculated and reported monthly. Corrective actions are initiated when appropriate. • The formal evaluation however is done on a yearly basis. Service Level Objectives Functionality Target Service Level Objective Committed Target AddressBook 4 sec 90%2 95%

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Samples: www.ehealth.fgov.be

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Performance of the Addressbook base service. Objectives Definition The performance of the AddressBook service refers to its response time. Response time meaning the time needed to execute a request. Following url is taken into account: o AddressBook/v1 (on the SOA BUS) Attention: The response time does not include: o The time needed to deliver the information over the Internet o The time needed to process the information at the End Users premises.   Measuring method This response time is measured on the Reverse Proxies. .Both start time (request received) and stop time (answer sent to the End User) are measured and stored in a database. Measuring is done on real transactions, and only on those having a “stop time” within the measuring period. Calculation All response times are calculated: Stop time – Start time for every request. The percentage that meets the target is calculated based on following formula: Performance = ∑Tests  Tests meeting the target x 100 % ∑Total Total Tests Reporting and evaluation period The performance is calculated and reported monthly. Corrective actions are initiated when appropriate. The formal evaluation however is done on a yearly basis. Service Level Objectives Functionality Target Service Level Objective Committed Target AddressBook 4 sec 90%2 95%

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Samples: Service Level Agreement

Performance of the Addressbook base service. Objectives Definition The performance of the AddressBook service refers to its response time. Response time meaning the time needed to execute a request. Following url is taken into account: o :o AddressBook/v1 (on the SOA BUS) Attention: The response time does not include: o The time needed to deliver the information over the Internet o The time needed to process the information at the End Users premises. Measuring method This response time is measured on the Reverse Proxies. .Both start time (request received) and stop time (answer sent to the End User) are measured and stored in a database. Measuring is done on real transactions, and only on those having a “stop time” within the measuring period. Calculation All response times are calculated: Stop time – Start time for every request. The percentage that meets the target is calculated based on following formula: Performance = ∑Tests  Tests meeting the target x 100 % ∑Total Total Tests Reporting and evaluation period The performance is calculated and reported monthly. Corrective actions are initiated when appropriate. The formal evaluation however is done on a yearly basis. Service Level Objectives Functionality Target Service Level Objective Committed Target AddressBook 4 sec 90%2 95%

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Samples: Level Agreement

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Performance of the Addressbook base service. Objectives Definition • The performance of the AddressBook service refers to its response time. Response time meaning the time needed to execute a request. • Following url is taken into account: o :o AddressBook/v1 (on the SOA BUS) • Attention: The response time does not include: o The time needed to deliver the information over the Internet o The time needed to process the information at the End Users premises. Measuring method • This response time is measured on the Reverse Proxies. .Both start time (request received) and stop time (answer sent to the End User) are measured and stored in a database. • Measuring is done on real transactions, and only on those having a “stop time” within the measuring period. Calculation • All response times are calculated: Stop time – Start time for every request. • The percentage that meets the target is calculated based on following formula: Performance = ∑Tests meeting the target x 100 % ∑Total Tests Reporting and evaluation period • The performance is calculated and reported monthly. Corrective actions are initiated when appropriate. • The formal evaluation however is done on a yearly basis. Service Level Objectives Functionality Target Service Level Objective Committed Target AddressBook 4 sec 90%2 95%

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Samples: Level Agreement

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