What is TPS, what is QPS, and what is the difference? _ Internet

1.TPS:

transactions per Second (the number of things to be transmitted every second), that is, the number of transactions per second processed by the server. The TPS includes a message entry and a message, plus a user database access. (Business TPS = CAPSX per call average TPs)

TPS is the measurement unit of software test results. A transaction is the process by which a client sends a request to the server and then responds to the server. The client calculates the time used and the number of transactions completed when it sends a request and then ends the timer when it receives a response from the server.

Generally, the evaluation system performance is measured by the number of technical transactions completed per second. The overall processing capability of the system depends on the TPS value of the minimum processing capacity module.

2. QPS:

 query rate per second QPS is a specific query server in a specified period of time to deal with the amount of traffic measurement standards, on the Internet, as a domain Name System server machine performance is often measured by the query rate per second.

The corresponding fetches/sec, that is, the number of response requests per second, is also the maximum throughput capacity.

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