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> I have got apache 1.3.9, jserv 1.1.1 and jdk1.1.8 running on Sun E4500 box with 12
>processors. My present setup is one webserver and one jvm. I am trying to test how
>many concurrent users I can have before I add some more jvms to the present server.
> I am not able to scale the number of users beyond 10. Is there something in the
>jserv configuration where I can increase the number of connections coming into it.
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> Another observation is that jvm doesnt seem to scale beyond 1processor. I know that
>this was a bug in jdk1.1.7 but didn't know it was persisting in 1.1.8.
Most commercial Java appsevers (ATG Dynamo, etc.) recommend using a green
threads (i.e. single CPU) Java VM and I think JServ runs best this way too. Just
create one VM per cpu (i.e. 12) and use APJServBalance, no worries.
Sun's native threads VM's were optimised for a max of 2 CPUs (1.1.7) and 5 CPUs
(1.1.8) respectively IIRC. Have you tried JDK 1.2 ?
Number of users depends on your app - we get simulated load of about 150 c.u.
per VM on our app, where each VM is 256Mb running on a 600MHz Intel P3
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> Any suggestions would be helpful!!!
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> Thanks
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