Throughput
From Oracle FAQ
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Throughput is a measure of the amount of work accomplished in a given time interval.
Some examples:
- a given database may perform 200 transactions per minute; or
- a program may insert 1000 rows per second.
Also see
- Bottleneck - Slowest point in a set of operations
- SPOF - Single Point Of Failure
- TPS - Transactions Per Second
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