Inbound Queue Size Example Calculation

An example that calculates the inbound queue size.

Based on the InboundDatabaseVolumes, you can calculate the maximum sizes of inbound queues for DB1 and DB2 using the formula:

InboundQueueSize = InboundDatabaseVolume * TransactionDuration

where:

Inbound DatabaseVolume is the volume of messages calculated.
TransactionDuration is the number of seconds for the absolute longest transaction. For the purpose of this example, assume that the TransactionDuration for DB1 is 10 minutes, and for DB2 it is 5 minutes.

The InboundQueue sizes are:

InboundQueueDB1 = 46K/sec * 600sec = 28MB

InboundQueueDB2 = 28K/sec * 300sec = 8MB

Outbound Queue Volume Example Calculation
Provides an example for calculating the outbound queue size.
Outbound Queue Size
Provides an example on how to calculate the outbound queue size.
Total Disk Queue Usage Example Calculation
Provides an example for calculating the total disk queue.

Parent topic: Data Volume (Queue Disk Space Requirements)