How many App server you have and how many Mid tier serves?
Running FTS and all operation on a single box might cause that as FTS is very
heavy
You can also check Tomcat settings related to HTTP-keep Alive , max and min
memory, Heap size etc
Refere 7.6 Performance tuning for BSM.pdf
check your defination check interval, pre Load , Prefetch setting, caching on
Mid tier might be causing it.
Ravi
> Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2012 20:52:33 +0000
> From: claire.sanf...@memorialhermann.org
> Subject: 7.6.04 Super Slow
> To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
>
> Does anyone have any tips to determine what could be making my system run
> slowly?
>
> My network team says it is not the network. Even though it happens at almost
> the same time every day.
>
> I have no escalations running at that time and have done most of the tuning
> that was in the BMC documents.
>
> My tomcat service grows up to 5 GB fairly quickly. Of course when I restart
> the tomcat people stop reporting the slowness.
>
> Management wants me to submit a ticket to BMC (already done this several
> times) and there is no real result. They do a WebEx, look at the logs and
> there is no appreciable speed increase.
>
> The Mid-tier Server has 24 GB of ram.
> The Application Server has 16 GB.
> The Database Server has 16 GB
>
> ITSM 7.6.04 SP2
> Mid-Tier SP3
> ARS SP3
> Oracle (latest version - can't find the patch number)
>
> The servers are all in the same physical location. The App and Mid-tier
> servers are Win 2008 and the DB server is a UNIX server.
>
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