# Criteria for Metrics

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Consider which of the following criteria apply to your application scenarios in the entire enaio® system (and to what extent they apply): We define applications as clients, core services, or interfaces. This should allow you to create a diagram of the entire enaio® system, taking all the criteria described above into account, and to fill it with data flows and components. You should therefore also know the quantities and/or expected/estimated times.

Is there direct interaction between the user and the application (enaio® gateway/enaio® webclient/…)?

- How is the system being used? Is it used solely for storing data or for client searches? Or do users edit data in the system?

- How many users access the application and start searches or jobs in it?

- How often are jobs started (per minute or hour)?

- What speeds are required?

Does the application need to process a specific volume of documents within a defined time period?

- What volume of documents does this entail (in GB, volume/hour, day, unit of time)?

- Is the volume in a queue? Is asynchronous processing possible, or do users wait their "turn" for the results?

- Where are bottlenecks expected? (In addition, does the application have to first fetch the data from a remote source which has a slow connection?)

- Are there peak load times? Are the same application response times required at both high and low loads?

Are there options required in enaio® that influence the application?

For which object types in enaio® do

- page numbers,

- previews,

- thumbnails,

- and text extracts,

need to be created by enaio® documentviewer?

Taking into account the criteria specified above, you should now create a diagram of the entire system and fill this with data flows and components. The quantities and/or times should also be known.

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