Description

This article describes how Scenario-run statistics are sent to GenRocket's Data Warehouse.


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What are Scenario-run Stats?

Each time a GenRocket Scenario, ScenarioChain, ScenarioChainSet, StorySuite, or StoryEpic is run, G-Repository Client automatically saves statistical information about the run, so the stats from each run can be sent to GenRocket's data warehouse.


When the stats from a Scenario-run reaches GenRocket's data warehouse, the data is parsed and moved into many dimension tables and several fact tables. These combined dimensions and fact tables form a design pattern called a Star-Schema. From Star-Schemas containing hundreds of millions to billions of rows of data, complex queries can be run to quickly return critical statistical facts about a single Scenario-run or hundreds to thousands of combined Scenario-runs in just milliseconds.


Using GenRocket's G-Analytics Platform, statistical reports can be viewed that return counts, averages, sums, trends, and many other facts. These facts help your corporate analysts better understand how the use of GenRocket's test data correlates to the testing practices within your corporate testing environments and ultimately how well your corporate software is being regression tested to make and keep it as bug-free as possible.


For Curious Geeks and Just for Fun


Send Scenario-Run Stats from G-Repository Client via G-Repository Server

The Sequence Diagram below shows the sequence of steps that are taken to move Scenario-run stats from G-Repository Client to GenRocket's data warehouse when a G-Repository Client uses a G-Repository Server as its proxy (you may want to click on the Diagram to have it zoom out for a closer look).


 


Send Scenario-Run Stats from G-Repository Client Directly to GenRocket Cloud

The Sequence Diagram below shows the sequence of steps that are taken to move Scenario-run stats from G-Repository Client to GenRocket's data warehouse when a G-Repository Client sends its stats directly to GenRocket Cloud (you may want to click on the Diagram to have it zoom out for a closer look).