CouchDB Http Responses Test

The backup and sync operations performed by the target server should be seamless and fast enough to ensure peak performance. If any slowdown is detected due to server/web site unavailability and slow responses from the web site, then the data integrity will become questionable. This will adversely impact the user productivity and experience. Using this test, administrators can continuously track the availability and responsiveness of the server so as to ensure uninterrupted operations.

Target of the test : Apache CouchDB Server

Agent deploying the test : An internal/remote agent

Outputs of the test : One set of results for the target Apache CouchDB Server.

Configurable parameters for the test
Parameter	Description
Test period	How often should the test be executed.
Host	The IP address of the target server that is being monitored.
Port	The port number through which the Couchdb server communicates. The default port is 5984.
Username	In order to monitor an Apache CouchDB server, a special database user account with Admin privilege has to be created in every Apache CouchDB server instance that requires monitoring. In the Username text box, specify the Username for monitoring the target Apache CouchDB server instance.To create a new user, refer Pre-requisites for Monitoring Apache CouchDB topic.
Password	Specify the password of the specified Username.
Confirm Password	Confirm the password by retyping it here.

Measurements made by the test
Measurement	Description	Measurement Unit	Interpretation
OK response rate	Indicates the rate of satisfactory responses on the server.	Responses/sec	A very high value is required for this measure.
Created response rate	Indicates the rate of created responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Accepted response rate	Indicates the rate of accepted responses on the server.	Responses/sec	A very high value is required for this measure.
No content response rate	Indicates the rate of content-less responses on the server.	Responses/sec	Ideally, the value of this measure should be zero.
Partial content rate	Indicates the rate of partial content responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Moved permanently response rate	Indicates the rate of responses that were permanently moved from the server.	Responses/sec
Found response rate	Indicates the rate of responses that were found on the server.	Responses/sec
Not modified response rate	Indicates the rate of responses that were not modified on the server.	Responses/sec
Bad request response rate	Indicates the rate of bad request responses on the server.	Responses/sec	Ideally, the value of these measures should be low.
Unauthorized response rate	Indicates the rate of unauthorized responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Forbidden response rate	Indicates the rate of forbidden responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Not found response rate	Indicates the rate of responses that were not found on the server.	Responses/sec
Method not allowed response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with methods that were not allowed on the server.	Responses/sec
Not acceptable response rate	Indicates the rate of non-acceptable responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Conflict response rate	Indicates the rate of conflicted responses on the server.	Responses/sec
Precondition failed response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with failed precondition on the server.	Responses/sec
Request entity too long response	Indicates the rate at which the responses took long time for the Request entity.	Responses/sec
Request URI too long response rate	Indicates the rate at which the responses took long time for the Request URI.	Responses/sec
Unsupported media type response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with unsupported media type.	Responses/sec
Requested range not satisfiable response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with unsatisfied Requested range.	Responses/sec
Expectation failed response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with failed Expectation.	Responses/sec
Internal server error response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with Internal server error.	Responses/sec
Not Implemented response rate	Indicates the rate of responses that were not implemented.	Responses/sec
Service unavailable response rate	Indicates the rate of responses with unavailable service.	Responses/sec