How to understand the TPS and HPS in the performance test?

TPS (Transaction per second) is an important basis for estimating application system performance. The meaning is the number of transactions per second that the application system processes.
In general, the performance of the evaluation system is measured in terms of the number of technical transactions completed per second. The overall processing capacity of the system depends on the TPS value of the lowest processing capacity module. According to experience, the processing capacity of the application system generally requires about 10-100. TPS in different application systems has a very large difference, and it is generally necessary to make accurate estimation by performance test.

Hps:hits per Second hits/sec
Refers to the sum of clicks of a user's link to a Web page, a submit button, and so on within a second. It is generally proportional to TPS and is one of the most important performance indexes in B/s system.

Throughput: is divided into network throughput and transaction throughput, which is measured as a transaction throughput using TPS.

When used as network throughput (the throughput chart in the LR parser is network throughput), there is a certain connection with the HPS, but it is not necessarily proportional to the relationship.

Of course, the higher the HPS, the larger the size of the sent message or request,