Enforce defined throughput
High database speed/throughput for your system
Local data quickly served
Waiting patiently for response is not your strength? Neither is ours. We tune your system so that you can work effectively.
You have to guarantee a defined data throughput to the database for a field worker? No problem. Our technicians develop suitable measurement methods for all our solutions in order to optimise the transmission rate and the response time. Sometimes optimised indexing promises success, sometimes the expansion of CPUs or memory hardware.
Optimised for database speed and throughput
Important parameters are transactions per second, requests per second (RPS) or query throughput (QthD). Queries per second (QPS) is often used synonymously with RPS as a measure of the amount of search traffic an IT system such as a database receives.
Especially systems with high data traffic should be monitored in terms of QPS or RPS in order to understand when scaling is necessary. This way, the administrator can roughly predict whether the system can handle the higher load. Either way, we have an optimal setup for every individual case and wish.
- Cross-platform
- Prerequisite-free
- Performant
- Individual
Your benefits
Experienced and trained technicians do performance and functional checks and offer quick help in case of failure.
Starline has been active in the sector since 1982 and is a specialist in all aspects of data storage.
Starline maintains a high level of spare parts and is therefore able to supply spare parts long after the warranty period has expired.
Our product managers and technicians are constantly searching for sophisticated server and storage products.
The shipment goes out immediately after the order is placed. Our production assembles servers and storage systems in no time.
Starline assists from the planning stage through to the implementation of the system.
Our long-standing business relationships prove our loyalty to customers and suppliers.
We regularly review our work and internal processes and are eager to improve where things go wrong.
