Peddireddy,
how about your project? I have finally found a solution here ;-) If the
database handles requests faster, the load on my Tomcat(s) are lower,
because of the lower count of active threads. This does not resolve the
problem induced by the apparent connection limit on Windows 2003
Michael,
your mail is very informative.
we have a very similar set up (4 Xeon processors 3.5 GB Ram and
WIn2003 Standard edition) and hardpart is that we cant change this
setup and switch to Linux. So what you told Tomcat on Windows doesn't
scale well is bothering me
I heard about clustering on
Peddireddy,
your mail is very informative.
we have a very similar set up (4 Xeon processors 3.5 GB Ram and
WIn2003 Standard edition) and hardpart is that we cant change this
setup and switch to Linux.
same problem over here. The computing centre of our client can't provide
Linux servers.
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the information.
I will try to further study this problem and let you know if I found
anything useful.
Mean while can you let me know about any JVM options that you are
using for running your tomcat and that you think will be useful in
server performance and scalability. So
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We're running an application on Tomcat that often hits the limit of
150 threads. Can someone with experience changing this value give me
advice on it? How big can you make this number? How much extra memory
do I need if I say change it to, say, 500? Thanks.
Ken
Kenneth Litwak wrote:
We're running an application on Tomcat that often hits the limit of
150 threads. Can someone with experience changing this value give me
advice on it? How big can you make this number? How much extra memory
do I need if I say change it to, say, 500? Thanks.
I take
As a reference, in conf/server.xml I set my thread limit to 1 max
threads, 1000 max idle threads, and 100 on startup. I've seen my as
many as 7K threads busy within my application. This is on a 32bit 2.6
Linux kernel with 2GB of RAM (-Xmx1500m). On the 2.4 kernel I found
practical
We're running an application on Tomcat that often hits the limit of
150 threads. Can someone with experience changing this value give me
advice on it? How big can you make this number? How much extra memory
do I need if I say change it to, say, 500? Thanks.
just a few facts on threads
Ouch! Thats a LOT of threads - I can't believe your box still performs
well with this many threads - or have you enabled keep-alives?
The number of threads really depends on your application. I have max
threads set to 750, or our 32bit 2.6 Linux systems. Our thread count
normally doesn't go
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Ouch! Thats a LOT of threads - I can't believe your box still performs
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