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> As far as JServ is concerned, this is the biggest argument. It's nice to
> have SMP support in your OS, but the fact is that the Solaris VM is
> screamingly faster than the Linux VM.
>
> There are still a number of bugs in the Blackdown Linux VM, and the Sun
> Linux VM, while it seems to be a bit stabler than Blackdown, has JIT
> issues, is supported only with green threads only (with all the performance
> and blocking issues that that implies) and just isn't as quick.
>
> Solaris is unquestionably the best UNIX Java platform for the time being.
> Hate to say it ...
>
> If you don't want to cough up the money for a Sun box, you might think
> about Solaris for x86. Is anyone here deploying Solaris for Intel, by the
> way? Just curious ... we've been thinking about it lately.
>
> Regards,
> Ben Flaumenhaft.
>
> >Also consider the fact that Sun makes JVM's. Guess which OS their JVM's run
> >the fastest on. :-)
> >
> >The production 1.2 JVM for Solaris + Hotspot is screaming fast.
> >
> >JServ runs just fine on it. www.working-dogs.com is a solaris7 box.
> >
> >-jon
> >
I'm using JServ on Solaris X86 dual P3 550, it's really fast.
Since 4 month of activities I didn't have any problem.
I think that it's a good solution !
We have apache(Linux) for http and 2 JServ Solaris X86.
IBM JDK 1.3 pre release for Linux is as fast as the last 1.2 jdk on solaris X86
for our servlets on the same hardware.
Ludo.
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