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| # | Objective | Success Criterion | |---|-----------|--------------------| | 1 | Verify real‑time frame‑rate stability for 1080p60 streams. | ≥ 95 % of intervals ≥ 55 fps | | 2 | Measure CPU & memory footprints under sustained load. | CPU ≤ 85 %; Heap ≤ 1.5 GB | | 3 | Quantify end‑to‑end latency from ingest to output. | 95th‑percentile ≤ 40 ms | | 4 | Detect any runtime exceptions or resource leaks. | Zero unhandled exceptions | | 5 | Validate throughput against the expected processing volume. | ≥ 3,500 frames/min |

Scope – The test covers a single‑node deployment of the JAVHD pipeline processing a continuous 1080p60 H.264 source transcoded to H.265 (HEVC) with adaptive bitrate ladder. No external network latency is injected; the focus is on compute‑bound performance.

Out‑of‑Scope – Multi‑node clustering, distributed storage I/O, and DRM integration are excluded from this test.

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The JAVHD project aims to provide a pure‑Java, platform‑independent, high‑definition video transcoding and streaming solution for enterprise‑grade media services. RCTD‑031 is the third milestone in the Release Candidate Test‑Driven Development (RCTD) series, focusing on real‑time processing capabilities. RCTD-031-JAVHD-TODAY-0429202202-12-17 Min

| Step | Action | Expected Outcome | |------|--------|------------------| | 1 | Deploy the JAVHD service with the config-prod.yml profile. | Service starts, JMX port open (9090). | | 2 | Launch FFmpeg synthetic source:
ffmpeg -re -f lavfi -i testsrc=size=1920x1080:rate=60 -c:v libx264 -b:v 30M -f rawvideo - | Continuous 1080p60 raw frames emitted. | | 3 | Pipe source into JAVHD via named pipe /tmp/javhd_input. | JAVHD begins ingest. | | 4 | Start Prometheus exporter and Grafana dashboard capture. | Real‑time metrics displayed. | | 5 | Run for 12 minutes (baseline) then extend to 17 minutes for stress verification. | Metrics collected without service interruption. | | 6 | Stop FFmpeg, gracefully shut down JAVHD. | All resources released; logs flushed. | | 7 | Archive logs, JFR recordings, and Prometheus snapshots. | Data ready for analysis. |

All steps were scripted in Bash (run_rctd_031.sh) and executed with sudo -E to guarantee proper permissions.

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| Strength | Why It Works | |----------|--------------| | Micro‑learning format | Fits into a coffee‑break or a pre‑meeting warm‑up. | | Live coding | Demonstrates how developers think, not just what the final code looks like. | | Immediate performance demo | Shows real impact (e.g., 1.8× speedup on a parallel stream) without heavy benchmarking jargon. | | Cheat‑sheet PDF | Reinforces memory retention after the video ends. |

| Weakness | Mitigation | |----------|------------| | No deep dive into custom collectors | Follow‑up video RCTD‑032 covers this; the current video links to it at 11:55. | | Assumes familiarity with Java 8 basics | The description includes a prerequisite checklist; newcomers can start with RCTD‑030 (Java 8 Fundamentals). | | Limited discussion on stream vs. reactive programming | A sidebar in the PDF points to external resources (Project Reactor, RxJava). |

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