>From what I know, this is a side-effect of the new lazy loading of build
data.

Bad plugins force Jenkins to load all the build data. Because of lazy
loading, Jenkins is able to throw away the lazy loaded data (not sure if it
is or isn't because I have been too busy with other things to look at the
code). So if you have a bad plugin you basically force loading of the data
on page request, gc purges after page displayed, lather, rince, repeat.

One way to isolate the issue is to try disabling half the plugins, see if
that restores performance vs trying the other half disabled...

A few mixes of disabling half of the plugins, e.g.

1. disable first half, enable second half
2. enable first half, disable second half
3. disable every even plugin, enable every odd
4. enable every even plugin, disable every odd

That should give a reasonably small intersection set. Now you can enable
all the plugins not on the intersection set and repeat the process for
those on the intersection set until you find all culprets


On 16 May 2013 09:50, sbreit <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi everyone!
>
> After updating to 1.509.1 LTS (from 1.480.3) we're facing massive
> performance issues. Performance was OK before, but now loading pages takes
> significantly longer than before. Certain jobs also have a way longer
> runtime than before.
>
> Sometimes, Jenkins even won't respond any more. We're using Tomcat 6.0.36
> as container. Tomcat itself still was responsive, but Jenkins was hanging
> for about 10 minutes. This occurred twice so far. When this happens, load
> and I/O on the machine itself are low, so we don't suspect issues with the
> machine or the OS itself. There isn't something of significance in the
> logs, either.
>
> We tried to get to the bottom of this issue, but we weren't successful
> yet. Monitoring the JVM or the OS didn't bring up anything.
>
> Anyone noticed a similar behaviour yet?
>
> Regards
>   Steffen
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