ACF10 32 - 64 bit

Hi. So we're moving from ACF10 32 bit to ACF10 64 bit. On ACF10 32 bit, we settled on: Minimum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 Maximum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 On the ACF10 64 bit box, we have 32 GB of RAM to play with. Given that this box is just: ACF10 The OS (Windows Server 2012)

Re: ACF10 32 - 64 bit

Hi. So we're moving from ACF10 32 bit to ACF10 64 bit. On ACF10 32 bit, we settled on: Minimum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 Maximum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 On the ACF10 64 bit box, we have 32 GB of RAM to play with. Given that this box is just: ACF10 The OS (Windows

Re: ACF10 32 - 64 bit

Hi. So we're moving from ACF10 32 bit to ACF10 64 bit. On ACF10 32 bit, we settled on: Minimum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 Maximum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 On the ACF10 64 bit box, we have 32 GB of RAM to play with. Given that this box is just: ACF10

Re: ACF10 32 - 64 bit

In the old days, the wisdom was to make min and max match so that CF wasn't spending horsepower constantly re-sizing the heap. Is that no longer true? On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 7:08 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote: Hi. So we're moving from ACF10 32 bit to ACF10 64 bit. On ACF10 32

Re: ACF10 32 - 64 bit

In the last week, we maxed out at 960 MB. On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 5:35 PM, Dave Watts dwa...@figleaf.com wrote: Hi. So we're moving from ACF10 32 bit to ACF10 64 bit. On ACF10 32 bit, we settled on: Minimum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369 Maximum JVM Heap Size (in MB)1369

Re: ACF10 32 - 64 bit

In the old days, the wisdom was to make min and max match so that CF wasn't spending horsepower constantly re-sizing the heap. Is that no longer true? It's never been true, in an unqualified sense. That's why they give you two fields. Any place there's a choice in the CF Administrator, it's