Description: Metric Name: Type-P-APM-Throughput-Responsiveness

Metric Definition: This metric characterizes the speed at which a throughput-oriented network application delivers a requested service, by measuring the transfer rate of individual application transactions.

This metric is calculated by ... [rest of para is TBD]

The derived metric is normalized and inverted, into units of 'seconds per terabit'. For transactions up to one terabit in size, it is defined as the total number of seconds it would take for the transaction between Src and Dst to complete, if the transaction size included one terabit of data. For transactions over one terabit in size, it is defined as the average number of seconds for the transaction between Src and Dst to complete, for each terabit of data.

E.g., a transfer rate of 2Kbps equals 500,000,000 and a transfer rate of 1Gbps = 1000.

Metric Parameters: Src, the network address of a host Dst, the network address of a host dT, a time interval B, a number of terabits

Metric Units: Seconds Per Terabit

Mapping of Type P: Type P refers to an application protocol encapsulation, identified by a specific protocolDirEntry, which is characterized as a throughput-oriented protocol.

Metric Type: delayMetric(2) Metric Dir Type: twoWay(2)