I am looking for an overview on the average E2E delay from the point when a user hits a button to trigger a parameter set on an average (lightweight) element, e.g. via DataMiner Cube or an external hardware panel, until the parameter has been set on the element and until the new value is visible for the user.
It would be great to get a diagram that explains the DataMiner processes involved such as SLNET, SLDataMiner, SLSNMPManager, SLProtocol etc..
The entire flow, from “set on the UI” until we can confirm the set in the UI has quite a few steps, and is probably a topic for an article here on dojo with some detailed info.
In the mean time, below the full sequence taking all the processes, threads and network components into account.
This flow allows a real-time control (< 100 ms) of your equipment, but indeed depends on the network element or any protocol or scripting logic.
What have we measured and validate every release, is the typical delay from set received on the DMA node until we can see it on the wire. That ranges from 10 to 25 ms.
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