I briefly looked over the log, but I didn't see anything that might
indicate why Mifos was running slowly.

Questions/comments:
      * Looks like there were 5 restarts. Why?
      * While Mifos was running slowly, what was going on with memory
        and CPU usage on both the application and database servers?
      * Any chance the MySQL slow query log was enabled while Mifos was
        running slowly?
      * Were there any custom queries/reports (external to Mifos) being
        executed while Mifos was running slowly?
      * The Tomcat "localhost" log may not always contain the most
        useful messages. Unfortunately, it is often necessary to examine
        all logs. Was there any more useful information in the
        application log (Mifos_log.log), the Tomcat  "catalina" log, or
        the Tomcat console itself?
      * I saw a bunch of occurrences of the strings
        "PageExpiredException" and "requestDestroyed", I believe these
        generally indicate that a HTTP connection died while serving a
        request, either due to poor connectivity or because someone hit
        the browser's "stop" button. I don't know if broken requests
        affect application performance, but I suppose if someone kept
        starting an expensive operation (like a big search, collection
        sheet entry, or report) *and* clicking "stop" before it
        completed, *and* it took Tomcat a while to figure out that the
        request didn't need to be served, that might slow down Mifos for
        all users.
      * NumberFormatException errors may be bugs in Mifos; these types
        of errors should be handled by Mifos and a friendly error
        message should be displayed in the Web interface. If you or
        anyone can reproduce the error on the trunk, please submit a
        DEFECT in the issue tracker. I notice that issue 2204 mentions a
        NumberFormatException.

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