Re: simultaneous users vs concurrent users

[Ravi Paritala]

I found below definition more on the web

Simultaneous users are the users who have a valid session in the server. Each of the users would be performing different actions like one doing login , other viewing the reports, etc.

Concurrent users are the users who have a valid session in the server & they are performing the same operation at any point of time. All the concurrent users would perform login, reports download, etc at the same point of time.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Ravi Paritala <gotos...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

I always have a big confusion on the topic  and i  did some basic research on it and i found there are conflicting definitions on the Web.

Is there any standard definition from the HP or in general.

From my research i found below one

[James Pulley]

Flip it.  Simultaneous is same action, same time - Think Rendezvous. Simultaneity in organic populations is extremely rare.  

Concurrent is active session but without collision on the same behavior: A on Login, B on request new password, C on Add to cart, D on change profile, etc...

[Ravi P]

Thanks James.... this is performance jargon, it would be nice if HP defines it somewhere. i have seen two clients, one using opposite of other for simultaneous vs concurrent

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