A few years ago I came across a suggestion that you can improve startup time by 
including you war class files in a jar, implying that maybe the war is loaded 
in an exploded manner. Not sure if this is true or relevant, I've never 
bothered. You could test it out.

I've never seen resident instance work or do anything, I always observe cold 
starts on requests I make even when a resident instance is running. Quite often 
you'll also see the full load being born by one or two instances while others 
lie around for a long time only serving one or two requests. It would be great 
if someone had time to play and understand practically what matters.

I found it interesting that resident instances are supposed to be converted to 
dynamic though - I never noticed that.

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