Hi Monica
Perhaps this will help:
http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/index.php/SUNScholar/Optimisations
Cheers
hg
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On 31 December 2014 at 16:49, Monika C. Mevenkamp moni...@princeton.edu
wrote:
I spent a bit of quality time with our log files; the main finding:
of the 331679 lines that contain ERROR
143433 also say 'Client closed the connection before file download
was complete’
These closures happen from all sorts of IP addresses.
According to the time command it takes 1.75sec (elapsed) to do a wget on
a 18MB bitstream, which gives a speed of 10.6MB/sec. Speed test tells me
that my connection has 95 Mbps, so I can’t really expect much more.
Are clients impatient ? Is my instances performance erratic ?
I have a reasonable amount of UNIX knowledge, but not necessarily the
sys admin kind and no real experience performance tuning the
apache/tomcat/jsp/java/oracle stack. The instance runs in a VM; Our asset
store is mounted from a remote file system and our database is on a
different remote server. The instance is in general not all that fast. No
hard numbers, its just visibly sluggish.
How do I go about investigating performance issues ? I recall seeing
some info on the DSPACE wiki - but I could not rediscover it. Does anybody
have tips or links to good HowTos ?
Monika
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