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Workstation Technical Performance Review

Last Updated October 23, 2023

Operating Systems

See Supported Operating Systems by Workstation for more information.

Performance Impact

Disk Size

Operation System

Installer

Disk Space

(after installation)

Installation Location

Notes

Windows .MSI <110MB ~376MB Local\Workstation in the user's AppData folder The Windows MSI installs only one application along with 2 more service executables (ExtensionsManager and WSDti). It also sets some shortcuts to support automatic launch at startup
Mac .DMB ~96MB ~230MB Applications folder, and an extra config file is installed under the "WalkMe" folder in the user root directory

CPU

Windows

WalkMe for Windows Desktop is designed and built to run with as minimal a footprint as possible.

In a benchmark on a machine with i7 8 cores (i7-10510 1.8GHz) the average CPU was as follows:

Idle Time

Workstation

DTI Monitoring (when enabled)

SAP Extensions

<0.1% 1%-2% when Walkme was active < 1% momentary when switching focus between applications ??

Windows and Mac

CPU Process priority

Client-Server Connectivity

Client Check-in Frequency

Normal need access to the internet but we also support self-hosting depends, but on idle we access every 5 minutes. It is configurable

Memory

Windows

The WalkMe Workstation memory footprint varies depending on the implementation, user interaction, and hardware aspects.

For benchmark evaluation, several UI elements (Menu, Smart Walk-Thru, and Shoutout) appear on the screen concurrently.

Impact on memory was as follows:

WalkMe Client Process
WalkMe Idle

Active with UI elements on-screen

Workstation

Idle ~180MB ~200MB / ~300MB

Traffic

See Understand Workstation Networking for more information.

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