Here is the link to how to configure your heap:
http://www.sargeway.com/blog/index.cfm?mode=month&month=10&year=2004
It has some other tips relevant to your situation as well. Believe it or
not, the problem WILL get worse. In my situation, we had to restart Jrun a
few times PER DAY because it would be stuck at 100% of CPU usage. We had a
server setup similar to yours, but with 1 gig of ram.
Sarge's tips fixed it. But we added more Ram anyway for the future.
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I am trying to get an investment in a new server and/or more ram....you
know
how that is.
As for the heap sizes... Minimum is blank, Maximum is set to 512 MB.
Kevin
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Of Daniel Elmore
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: jrun
Why can't you spend $50 on a 1/2 gig stick and double your RAM. Sounds
like JRun is using what it needs, it's not out of control.
What are you max and min heap sizes set too in the CF Admin?
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Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 1:19 PM
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Importance: High
I know that this has been discussed a number of times on this and
other
boards/newsgroups. I have looked through all of the forums, etc. at
www.macromedia.com and I just need a bit more detailed information. If
anyone can help I will be grateful.
We have a server that has 300 websites that are all pulling data from
the same database, plus the admin. Over the last few months we have needed
to restart cf several times due to the huge load that jrun takes up. Now
it
is out of control. Jrun is currently at 427 MB of memory usage.
What should JRun be using? Is there anything that I can do other than
upgrading the server to fix this issue???
We are running CF 6.1 on Windows 2000 with 1/2 GB Ram.
Please help!
Kevin Fricke
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